For more than two decades, we’ve partnered with businesses, government agencies, schools, healthcare organizations, and creative teams to produce compelling video content. Explore a selection of projects that showcase our storytelling, technical expertise, and commitment to delivering exceptional results.
We work nationally. More than 80% of what we shoot is across the US. Most of our staff proudly lives in Savannah, and we enjoy supporting our hometown. The City of Savannah gave us a lot of creative freedom with this spot. They also loaned us a very, very, stinky couch for the day.
Boxlight has developed a family of ed tech products. We created a series of promotional videos using their scripts. Utilizing our dolly system, parallax cine slider, and gimbal we created a smooth, bright, technical look.
The Colonial School District in Delaware wanted to do something different with their strategic plan. Instead of a 40 page PowerPoint, they wanted a concise video, in chapters, to capture the energy of their growth. Our crew used large light sources and our Zeiss CP Super Speed cine lenses to create a smooth, cinematic, aspirational look.
I love cool tools. This is a video for Chatham Steel introducing their new machine. It cuts steel like butter, very precisely cut butter, at 7500 RPM. We shot the blade in super slow motion. I love seeing the pieces of steel fly off the blade.
We have worked with multiple school districts across the country, creating 100s of videos to recruit teachers and staff. Not only was the MSD of Decatur in Indiana a fascinating school district to work with, but their earnestness and caring for their students really come through in this documentary styled recruitment video.
The school system of Jackson, MS needed a concise way to cut through social media clutter to hire teachers and staff from outside the area. We wrote and shot this spot to promote an overlooked school district that is going through a dramatic improvement.
We work as the video backend for multiple advertising and marketing agencies. For more than 10 years, we have created video for High Tide Creative in New Bern, NC. Their writing and casting allowed us to focus on the framing, lighting, and character emotions to shoot this concise tourism video in one production day. And yes, the sticky buns were awesome. And yes, the whole crew ate them.
We really enjoy historical video work. The inner nerd in me really comes out when we get into the fine details of costuming, finding props from the correct era, even creating cinematic lighting that looks period correct. This video was created as a museum exhibit for the Owens-Thomas House in Savannah.
We created this documentary for the Diocese of Savannah to show to the Vatican. Yes, that Vatican. The documentary involved over a year of research, interviews, and travel by boat to remote islands off the Atlantic coast. We created historically accurate wardrobe, props and hair cuts for our cast. With a crew of 8 and a cast of 14 we shot the historical reenactments on the coast in St. Augustine to capture the look and feel of first contact between the Franciscan Friars and the Guale Native Americans in 1597. The creation and filming of the dugout canoe is its own story.
We have created videos for the Bayless family for more than 15 years. This home, built by, TAB Premium Homes, sits on a deep water peninsula in North Carolina. We mapped the sun, and scheduled the shoot to make sure we had the light just right to highlight the interior and the wall to wall windows.
Whether you’re producing a commercial, documentary, corporate film, or branded content, we’re ready to bring your vision to life. Let’s talk about your goals and create a video that makes a lasting impact.
