When Evan Stewart Nilza Rueckert of RUECKERT + STEWART and Ebby Halliday approached us, they had a vision for a new kind of real estate video -- one that is story-driven and emotional. "People make decisions with their emotions and then justify the decisions with logic," Evan said.

We were immediately drawn to the vision, and we're proud to present our first story-driven real estate video. In it, you'll meet one of the owners of the home, as she remembers favorite moments from her time in the house.

We look forward to making more of these videos in the future.

This video gives a little overview of some of the commercial and corporate video that we've been shooting over the past few months. We're excited to be sharing it with friends, colleagues, and future clients.

Most of the footage was shot on Canon C100 Mark II's and the DJI Phantom 4 Professional.

We were really proud to work with Rachel Kay Public Relations, a PR firm our of Manhattan, on their project for Barbara's, a company that makes familiar products like Puffin Cereal. Each year, Barbara's awards a grand prize of $10,000 to a kidpreneur. This year, Kaden Newton of Rockwall, Texas, won the grand prize, and we were thrilled to spend the day with him. 

At the age of seven, Kaden founded a nonprofit company that feeds kids in need. The company, "Mac & Cheese and Pancakes," is a really special idea. We recommend that everyone reaches out to them by donating some food products.

Zoomhum LLC makes promotional corporate films for social media. This is a great example of what we love to do.

Over the past two months, we worked with the owners at CrossFit Deep in Dallas, Texas, crafting a business video for their website. The assignment was the combine some hand-held, "Saving-Private-Ryan" b-roll footage with a polished interview setup. We're really excited to share the final product.

We were thrilled to get the chance to create some branded content for one of our favorite stores in East Dallas, Dowdy Studio. Dylan and Pamela, the owners of Dowdy, are a ton of fun to shoot with, and they're both such consummate artists. 

For this project, we were asked to tell a visual story, forgoing interviews. In the piece, there are only two brief bits of spoken audio. Dylan tells the story of the store through his focused, precise movement on the screen printer.

We love everything in Dowdy Studio -- the shirts, the cards, the pillows, the new children's-line of clothing. We can't wait to see how the store continues to grow with the wider East Dallas neighborhood.