REAL STORIES
REAL LIVES
REAL MEANING
We are a film production team that make honest films for brands built on meaning and something beyond just business.
We work with brands where how and why something is made matters as much as the product itself.
We started making these films due to the lost of trust that has developed in a increasingly artificial eco system online. People don’t believe in what we are seeing in advertising. Things feel surface level, disconnected, not real. I think a lot of people feel how fare we have come from reality and digital fatigue has set in.
Real stories have power.
Real stories are memorable.
When I slowed down, I found people who genuinely believe in what they are building. Most of them just don’t know how to show it.
We help bring that forward.
So brands can be seen, understood, and trusted in a real way.
manˈkīnd| human beings considered collectively; the human race
FEATURED PROJECTS
DRIFT DISTILLERY
A film that captures the craft and story behind the brand, connecting its Kansas roots to its California spirit. By focusing on people and process, it builds trust and helps customers understand what makes Drift different.
THE DRIVE
A film that captures the connection between driver and machine through sound and movement. By focusing on the experience rather than performance, it creates a deeper emotional connection to the brand and positions the car as something personal, not just functional.
Tom Kearns “On Design”
A film about designer Tom Kearns and how instinct, creativity, and clear thinking lead to design that connects with people on a deeper level.
Dana Outrigger Canoe Club
This film was created for the Dana Outrigger Canoe Club to help welcome new people into the community. Instead of focusing on competition or performance, the story centers on what it feels like to be on the water and part of something shared.
Trailer: “Art Of The Record”
This trailer for Art of the Record explores the quiet power of music and the physical experience of vinyl in a digital world. Through reflections on sound, memory, and emotion, it reveals how something as simple as a groove in a record can carry meaning, history, and connection.
Cuba “It only a game”
This film pairs a philosophical reflection on life as a kind of game with real moments of Cuban athletes playing baseball, basketball, and soccer. While the narration questions the idea that play is trivial, the visuals ground it in everyday life, where movement, competition, and joy exist side by side.
Team USA Beach Handball
This short film captures the strength and precision of the USA women’s handball team through black and white, slow motion imagery. Each moment is stripped down to its essence, the focus, the breath, the movement of the body as the athletes prepare, release, and follow through.
Sunday Drive
This film was created for the Dana Outrigger Canoe Club to help welcome new people into the community. Instead of focusing on competition or performance, the story centers on what it feels like to be on the water and part of something shared.

