Five types: Brand Story, Founder Story, Customer Story, Educator Story, and Process Story. Real stories keep working. Long after you ship them, they still do their job in a pitch deck, on a website, or on your YouTube channel.

That's normal, and that's the point of the Story Direction Session. You don't need to arrive with an answer. We'll identify the right one.

Mostly, but not only. If a founder is the face of the brand, great. If a CMO or marketing lead is driving the story instead, that's fine too. Either way, this works best when we're already on the same page about the value of video.

Both. Story matters at every stage. Whether you're a startup or ten years in, the question remains the same: which story should be leading your business right now?

No. Strategy comes first. The story gets chosen next. The video system is what keeps it running. Skip a step, and all you're left with is footage.

I handle everything, from planning through the shoot itself. You don't need to arrive with footage or have anything mapped out. If you have existing assets, we'll use what serves the story.

Other studios start with cameras. We start with a single question: what job does this story need to do? Never a product video. Always a story that earns someone's trust before they buy in.

The Story Direction Session is the first step, and typically from there we deliver the work in four weeks. We'll outline a clear timeline before we begin so you know exactly what to expect and when.

Straightforward, hands-on, and focused. One person, start to finish, through Strategy, Story, and System. I build this with you, not hand it to you when it's done.

Book a 30-minute discovery call. We'll talk through where your business is and see if it's a fit. No pitch, no pressure.