Life moves, and so should a message. It all begins with a creative idea that educates and entertains.
Every day is a good day for pie. No one knows that better than 98-year-old William “Bill” Ewart Lightfoot, who came to A La Mode Pies in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood of Seattle for a treat every day for 7 years. Raised on Mercer Island, Bill is a veteran of World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War.
Ian Woofenden has been homesteading on Guemes Island for more than 40 years. I collaborated with Newfangled Commerce on a video for prospective interns.
Brauhn created this social media video in support of a Port Commissioner’s re-election bid.
Street openings get no love. The City of Walla Walla closed a long stretch of an arterial for a months-long reconstruction. Before they opened it to vehicle traffic, we invited local skateboarders to enjoy the fresh asphalt. This video was a collaboration with many talented community members, especially video ace Wil Drake. On Facebook, this had more than 55,000 views.
Who better to break in new pavement than the Walla Walla Sweets Rollergirls? This video marked the culmination of a years-long infrastructure replacement project. Jeremy Gonzalez of Spark Creative did a remarkable job with this video.
Valdemar Estates, a Spanish winery founded in 1889, recently planted its first vineyard in Walla Walla, Washington. This social media video captures that effort.
Paella dinners are a blast at Valdemar Estates winery. This social media video promoted the events.
This new nonprofit needed a video that showed the community and prospective donors what they were all about.
This is the coolest house imaginable. Fortunately, we had the opportunity to capture all of the details that make this home a work of art.