Compelling scripts are developed and written for a wide variety of media projects and genres, including documentary films, living history films, podcasts, website content, and even dramatic readings.

Films and other media content are developed from existing historical and contemporary images, footage, sound, oral histories, and other archival resources.

Original interviews and footage are shot for specific films and media projects. The concept and script for each project rely on these original elements.

Audio and visual elements such as sound bites, films, photo montages and more are produced for use in educational resources, online exhibitions, and other digital storytelling projects.

Institutional and online archives are searched to find the most engaging photos, footage, interviews, and sound for your projects -- whether the projects call for historic or contemporary material.

When projects require original footage, highly-skilled cinematographers are engaged to produce elements that are polished and visually beautiful.

The powerful stories you want to tell may already be hidden in your archives. Mining oral histories, diaries, letters, photographs, and other primary sources can be the first step in developing fresh audio and video content from your existing resources.

Complement your media productions with headline-quality events -- virtual or in person. Fine tune your programming and develop themes to spark community interest and support your mission.

New and Experimental: Use oral histories and interviews to create scripts for dramatic readings for classrooms, local theater, and more.