OUR FEATURED WORK

Anchor Health wanted to boost conversions on their website and give families a clearer picture of the care and services they provide. They needed more than a single video — they needed a full content strategy that could support both trust and growth. We built a landing page anchored by cinematic explainer videos, testimonial interviews, and clear messaging. At the same time, we filmed a deep library of extra content — ensuring Anchor had ready-to-use assets for ads, social media, and ongoing edits throughout the year. The result: a professional, trust-building hub that helps prospects make informed decisions and gives Anchor a steady flow of content to keep their marketing fresh. These assets have become a cornerstone of their campaigns, continuing to drive awareness, engagement, and conversions long after launch.

CTeen was tired of the same old recap videos — clips over music are forgettable. They challenged us to bring the Shabbaton story alive, with voice, emotion, and energy. We answered by producing a fast-paced, narrated recap. Rather than just music, teens themselves tell the story — what they experienced, how it moved them. To get that, we traveled across multiple locations: Brooklyn, Times Square, Queens — capturing each moment and mood of the 3-day event. This wasn’t just any gathering. The CTeen International Shabbaton draws thousands of Jewish teens from around the world — making it one of the largest teen spiritual-cultural events globally. When the video premiered, it hit harder. It felt like the teens were speaking directly to every viewer. The new format brought fresh energy, made the experience feel personal, and raised the bar on how CTeen tells its story year after year.

For their annual open house, Yeshiva Har Torah needed a video that would connect with prospective parents and showcase the school’s warmth, values, and community. We produced a film that highlights the school’s spirit through authentic stories, candid moments, and a welcoming tone. It struck such a chord with families — and the school itself — that they now reuse the video each year, simply refreshing footage to feature new faculty and students. The result is a timeless piece that continues to make an impact year after year, setting the tone for open houses and helping parents feel the heart of Yeshiva Har Torah from the very first moment.

The Good Ole Jerky Co. wanted more than a standard “About Us” clip — they needed a film that would capture the passion of their founder, Avi Katz, and share the story behind the brand in a way that felt authentic and memorable. We produced a documentary-style commercial that told Avi’s story in his own words — from his Memphis roots and family traditions to his mission of crafting jerky that blends authenticity, simplicity, and innovation. The film combines nostalgic storytelling with cinematic visuals, showing both the heritage and the modern craft behind the product. The result is an “About Us” piece that doesn’t just explain what Good Ole Jerky is — it makes you feel it. A brand film that builds trust, elevates identity, and puts a piece of tradition directly in the viewer’s hands. https://www.goodolejerky.com/

Westchester Unites, in partnership with Teach Coalition, set out to empower Jewish voters and strengthen civic engagement across the community. The goal wasn’t political — it was about building awareness, participation, and a stronger voice at the polls. We created a recap film that followed the initiative in action. From door-to-door conversations to a bustling virtual call center, the video captured the dedication of the volunteers and the impact of their outreach. The film became more than a recap — it was a tool to showcase the movement, highlight the power of grassroots action, and inspire more community members to get involved.

YDH wanted a promotional film that captured the true spirit of their school — warm, fun, and welcoming. At the same time, they needed something timeless, a video that would stay relevant for years without feeling outdated. We created a landing page video built entirely from candid, funny, and heartfelt student interviews. By letting students tell the story in their own words, we highlighted the authentic culture of YDH in a way no scripted video could. This approach also made the film timeless — teachers may come and go, but student voices keep the story fresh year after year. The result is a video that feels real, relatable, and deeply connected to the school’s identity. It has become a lasting centerpiece of YDH’s marketing, showing families exactly what makes the school specia

Friendship Circle of Central NJ wanted more people to feel connected to their mission and take part in their programs. To do this, they asked us to create a film that would spotlight one family’s journey and inspire the community ahead of their Annual Friendship Walk. We produced Unconditional, a short documentary telling the story of the Murray family. The film shows how one Sunday program grew into a lifelong bond — with volunteers learning sign language to connect more deeply, choosing time with their buddies over prom, and becoming true family along the way. Alongside the film, we rolled out a 10-part content campaign featuring volunteers and participants. Together, these stories captured the heart of Friendship Circle, driving community involvement, boosting momentum for the walk, and showing that this is more than a program — it’s a movement of love, inclusion, and friendship.

YPO brought us to San Francisco to capture their 3-day Global Entrepreneurial Summit. The goal was simple but high-stakes: create a recap film that captured the excitement of the event and inspired members to return next year. We filmed the summit from start to finish, blending big moments with authentic interactions. The result was a cinematic recap that energized the community and became a key driver for next year’s registrations. By stockpiling extra footage, we also gave YPO a content library they’ve used for ongoing marketing all year long. The response from organizers and members was clear: the film didn’t just highlight an event — it helped build momentum for the program itself.