Production Services
We offer full-service production support, taking projects from first idea through to audiences finding them. Whether small social media scale to larger productions.
Preproduction & Development: We help shape an idea into something ready to build, developing story outlines, treatments, and packages, along with the budgets and planning needed to move a project from concept into production.
Production: We assemble the crew and team needed to execute, scaling from small, low-key shoots to larger productions depending on the project. Whatever the size, we bring together the right people to capture the content the client needs.
Postproduction: We edit and deliver finished assets across formats, from social media reels and campaign content to short films, gallery and exhibition pieces, corporate videos, nonprofit videos, event recaps, and longer-form documentary work.
Marketing, Strategy & Distribution: Once a piece is made, we help it find its audience. Our marketing and social media strategy work is rooted in impact producing, thinking not just about what gets made, but how it reaches and resonates with the people it’s meant for.
We’ve provided production and social media services for the Fireweed Institute, an Indigenous-led business accelerator. In the music and artist space, we’ve created social media and music videos for Greek pop singer Evangelia, and produced behind-the-scenes content for Bobby Alu’s album creation and music videos for artists such as Desire Dawson.
Jaime Leigh serves as the podcast producer for Shayla Oulette Stonechild, Lululemon ambassador and host of the Matriarch Movement Podcast, leading production on Season 6. We have also provided production services as well as shooting social content for Shayla and brand partners including Sephora, Peloton, and Lululemon.
Our work with Indigenous nations and organizations includes production and postproduction services for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, including co-facilitating a screening at the Polygon Gallery in support of their health and wellness department. Jaime has provided and ran curriculum design and program development for a youth filmmaking program with the Sechelt Nation; and directed and provided production service for a short documentary on cultural burning produced for the First Nations’ Emergency Services Society (FNESS).
We’ve also partnered with The BeaYOUtiful Foundation, a nonprofit building confidence in young girls, on social media campaigns and event coverage.
Beyond production, Jaime is available for workshops, keynotes, and speaking engagements. She has presented as a key note speaker and workshop leader at the Vancouver International Film Festival, Visions of Healing at the GEMS Media Film Festival, The Vancouver Museum, The Polygon Gallery, Shoreline College and SFU and many more…
If you’d like to work with us, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to set up a consultation call, where we can talk through your needs and see if working together feels like the right fit.