Video is easy to do
But not easy to do well

Everyone has a pretty good camera in their pocket, but unstable video, poor lighting, no editing, bad sound and on and on will do you no good.  Fine if you're shooting a breaking news story, but not when it's representing your business or organization.

Don't tell me, show me!

Every business needs video

• 'How To' use your product.  Make sure they know how to use your product.
• Introduction of new products.  Your video helps your salespeople.
• Internal training.  Video offers consistent information and saves time.
• Sales videos. A quality video assures that everyone on the buying team has the same information. 
• Answer Frequently Asked Questions.
• Introduce your staff to your customers.  Real people videos.  "People do business with people they know."​  

Some of my work

Great River Door Company
Project Man High: From Cuyuna To The Moon
The story of The Galloping Goose
Winkelman Solar
​Northland Arboretum - The Ballad of the ol' Red Truk.
Northern Pines locations video
St. Joseph's Foundation
​Carla Benjamin - Edge of the Woods
Whiteout Fat Tire Bike race
​Track Inc.
Lakes Financial
Bret Steif Realtor - Johnson Property
Mount Ski Gull
Brainerd History Week - Community Paddle
​Omelet.  Just for fun.
Hubbard Broadcasting
United Way
A visit inside the historic Brainerd Water Tower
Biking at Cuyuna Mountain Bikes Recreation Area
​Segment of a "Tell Us Your Story" video - Doris Anderson

I produced a 90-minute documentary video on the history of the Northern Pacific Railway for Lakeland PBS with a grant from the State of Minnesota's Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
The video is free to watch on the Lakeland PBS website.

The Story of the Galloping Goose

Duluth by Drone