COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE

Creativity isn’t a product.
It’s a process.

Here’s ours.

Just so you know

“Our client process is simple.

Before every single shoot, we do massive amounts of research to determine exactly what’s needed to crush each aspect of the project.

This includes getting to know our clients on a professional and personal level, fleshing out the details they didn’t think of, and understanding their expectations so we can exceed the crap out of them.”

—Mark Fisher, Founder & CEO

Our production process

How we go from zero to 360 in 5 steps

1 We hop on a call and ask a ton of questions.

Since our immersive approach is unlike any other creative and media production studio, we want to make sure we’re a good fit for our clients — and that our clients are a good fit for us. In this conversation, we’ll get a feel for what you’re looking for, how we can best support it, and where we can identify creative opportunities.

Rest assured, we may be easy-going, but we’re serious about the projects and clients we take on.

2 Then we get to the grit.

Our proprietary process ensures that we are all crystal clear about the scope of the project, down to the permits, equipment, and people. We don’t necessarily need a shot list — but if you have one, we’ll take it. We view every project as a collaborative adventure and one where we merge our collective talents to create something the world has never seen.

The goal at this stage is to get everyone on the same page and stoked to get started.

3 We do what we do best.

We’d say this is where the magic happens, but the reality is that cinematography, photography, and storytelling are less about the mystic arts and more about patience, timing, agility, and a fantastically open mind. Things rarely go exactly according to plan — and honestly, the end product is almost always better for it.

Trust us.

4 So you look like a badass.

An exceptional deliverable isn’t the only thing we’re after. We want you to look good, too — to your clients, to your teams, and to everyone you tell.

Every project we undertake is better for the relationships and the experiences that are an inherent part of the process. When we say “Never, ever, ever, be the same,” we mean it — for every project and for the life-changing moments that happen along the way.