Stories We’ve Been Trusted To Tell

WRS

Winning Work & Talent: Revitalizing a Legacy Construction Brand

Thirty years. Two hundred and fifty employees. Forty-seven of their fifty-seven leaders came from ground level. WRS doesn’t hire leaders — they build them. We made a film that shows exactly what that culture looks like from the inside.

Whatcom Community Foundation

Thirty Years, Twelve Stories: Making a Community Foundation Visible

Thirty years of work. Twelve communities. Almost nobody could say what the Whatcom Community Foundation actually did. We set out to fix that — one story per community, told by the people who lived it: a health clinic on Lummi Island, a library in Birch Bay, a rescued park in Lynden, boating access for people with disabilities in Bellingham.

Cornerstone General Contractors

Quiet Excellence In Action

20 years of quiet excellence. Dave Flynn built one of the most respected construction firms in the region not by chasing growth, but by refusing to lower the bar. We made a film that finally shows the outside world what the team at Cornerstone has always known.

Ferndale School District

Too Many Truths: Bringing Clarity to a High Stakes Event

Money. Student outcomes. A room full of stakeholders who didn’t trust each other to agree on the facts. Ferndale School District needed videos for their State of the District event. They wanted to say everything. We did the opposite — we made hard calls about what not to say, so the one true story could actually land.

Winner of the 2026 NSPRA Award of Merit — Video Series

Boulder Associates

The Story Behind the Structure: Making an Architecture Firm’s Process Visible

Nine offices. A new CEO. A firm in the middle of the biggest transition in its history. But the story that needed telling first wasn’t about any of that — it was about a wooden pavilion for Fred Hutch that was designed to be taken apart and rebuilt in a week. Boulder Associates had never done documentary-style video. We made a film that shows how they think, not just what they build.

BAI Environmental Services

Nearly four decades of hard work, zero marketing. BAI’s reputation spoke for itself — until their work opportunities started outpacing their ability to hire. We made a film that finally showed the outside world what BAI’s people have known for forty years.

West Coast Homes

Raymond watched the housing shortage get worse and decided he wasn’t willing to just watch. West Coast Homes is what he did about it. We made a film that shows exactly what drives him — and why that matters to every person who moves into one of his homes.

Faber Construction

In 2008, the Faber family almost lost everything. They made a vow then that still shapes how Faber Construction runs today — that the people who show up for you deserve to be shown up for in return. For years, that story stayed inside the walls. We finally got it on film.