We start every project by designing and building out a story architecture.
We let a natural curiosity guide us as we start to learn your world, develop project keywords, identify our characters, and design natural scenarios where real moments can surface.
By the time we're filming, we already know what we're looking for. The structure is built in advance so that when we're in the room, we're free to follow the moment wherever it goes, knowing it already has a home in the larger story. That's why the films feel different.
Consultant & COO
Going solo: a smaller footprint means faster trust and more authenticity.

Justin Tennison realized early in his career that bringing in a crew, a grip truck and a room full of equipment is the quickest way to strip a project of its heart and authenticity.
Filming solo means people forget he's there, so the process is stress-free and the end product feels real. Because Justin shoots and edits every project himself, nothing gets lost in translation between the moment and the final film.
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Author & business fixer