Documentaries are a fun part of our portfolio. More than any other type of video, they involve really getting to know who it is we’re shooting. Our productions on these are generally pretty pared down, with a camera op, audio op and a producer, but that’s how these run the best. The quicker we can get up and move, follow up and capture important moments and movements, the better. In particular, we’ve been able to create many a mini-doc, which usually revolve around a single event and maybe a few interviews. Telling a good story is always our number one priority, and these are some of the best stories we’ve had the pleasure to tell.
This mini-documentary for Insignia Advanced Smile Design from Ormco left us grinning from ear to ear. Who doesn’t love seeing someone get their smile back?
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This is a story about people doing good. Check out this feature-length documentary about Dr. Good and his pet rescue mission.
Benito the pup needed to get adopted, so we made this video to help. The end result: a promotional video that’s almost as cute as Benito himself.
Video content and advocacy go hand-in-hand. Featuring spoken word artist Shanelle Gabriel, this mini-documentary, Living with Lupus, is a perfect example.
Sometimes it’s what an athlete does outside of their sport that matters most. This mini-documentary on Alfred “Tup” Holmes tells one such story.
This mini-documentary celebrating the life and achievements of Georgia Golf Hall of Fame inductee, Richard Crawford, is as big a winner as Richard himself
As this mini-documentary showcases, the life and times of Georgia Golf Hall of Fame inductee, Gene Sauers, is nothing short of miraculous.
Sharing the life of an important figure works great in video, especially as a mini-doc like this one on golfer Vicki Goetz, Georgia Golf Hall of Fame inductee.
See how the massive I-85 Express Lane project in Atlanta came together in this riveting mini-documentary.
This mini-doc on Georgia Golf Hall of Fame inductee and golfing legend, Peter Persons, showcases how to highlight a hero’s life.
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