Join us as we capture video content for a client at Boston’s 2024 NALP Conference! This gives an inside look at what a media content capture day at an event looks like with Wind Media Co!

Go behind the scenes with us in the creation of a full package of videos made for Portland, Maine-based nonprofit, Maine Needs. In this project, we created an Evergreen Video, 2 Training Videos, 2 Recruitment Videos, an Event Capture Video, & Personalized Stock B-Roll Videos!

You now that you should be making videos for your business, but you might be asking yourself "What kind of videos should I make for my business?"

This is a question that can be best answered by a 1 on 1 meeting where we figure out your challenges & goals to figure out the best course of action in terms of how video can best move you toward that future you imagine.

But to start, here's a list of 10 types of videos that I typically recommend.

I know, you’re probably expecting this to be a pitch of why you should hire my video production company to create videos for your business. And while, yes, I’d love to work with you, that’s not entirely what this is about. I simply want to empower you to make videos. Whether you make them yourself on your phone, or hire my company to make them, I really think you should be creating videos for your business! And if you’re not yet convinced, these are 5 ways in which video can help your business move you closer to your goals.

For this project, we traveled from our (new) home in southern Maine, to New York City in order to view the first night of the performance. And I’m so glad we went to view that first night. Not only was it a great time to be able to view the show as audience members, but upon our arrival, we discovered that the Green Room 42 had done an entire revamp since the last time we filmed there. The room looked totally different than it had in 2021, so our initial plan of how to capture the show went out the window.

As of a few weeks ago, we are officially licensed to fly drones commercially in the United States! Many don’t know, but in order to fly a drone commercially is the US, one must be certified by the FAA by successfully passing that exam. The exam tests one’s ability to read sectional charts, know the laws that dictate US airspace, and understand weather and how it pertains to flight! (Among other areas of knowledge).

This blog is for documenting the process of this business, behind the scenes of video shoots & edits, and the process of growing as a filmmaker, business, & person. It’s for adding a level of transparency and another avenue for you to see what goes on behind the camera.