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Story Studio
Every story needs a format and sometimes the good ones use them all. Multi-format content creation: video, print, web, podcasts, newsletters, op-eds, speechwriting, streaming, digital and editorial.
Most public relations firms outsource this work. We don’t because strategy and the storytelling are two parts of the same solution.
Today’s audiences are highly fluent in story. They’ve spent thousands of hours absorbing stories across every kind of media, and they know when a story is working and when it isn’t.
Storytelling takes time to master. We’re good at it because we’ve put in the hours.
How we move people
Videos that change hearts and minds
Shareholder votes, land decisions, annual meetings. Work made to move a decision.
Photography and Print still does the job
You can pick it up, study it, pass it along, and remember it. Campaign photography, newsletters and annual reports.
Streaming and webcasting
Live and interactive. Annual Meetings, townhalls, debates and forums.
Internal to External
CEO messages and updates, employee newsletters, training, on-boarding, surveys.
Web Development
Websites should do more than look good, they should make it easy for people to find what they need and take the next step.
Editorial and writing
Scripts, shareholder communications, position papers, annual reports that people actually read.
Northwest Indian News
Northwest Indian News was a Native-produced television news magazine created by the Tulalip Tribes. Launched in 2003, the program brought stories from tribal communities across the Pacific Northwest to audiences throughout the U.S. and Canada; on public, commercial, cable, and online platforms.
As producer for Northwest Indian News, Morgan helped bring Native stories, voices, and issues to audiences across the region and beyond. The experience reinforced something we bring to every communications project: the people closest to a story should help shape how it is told.
It taught us to listen closely, find the real point of a story, and communicate with clarity, care, and respect and give people a reason to pay attention.
Selected work
Organized by what the video had to accomplish rather than by client.
Persuade a divided membership
We Are Sealaska · Haa Shuka · the resolutions campaign. Films made to move a vote.
Explain a land decision
Echo Cove: Creating a Balance · West Douglas: Access to the Future · Our Land · Our Native Lands.
Preserve something
Voices of Our Ancestors · Chilkoot Culture Camp · Disappearing Languages · Tlingit Macbeth.
Build a market
Yakutat Wild, branding a community’s salmon as a world-class product, across film, print and web.
Reach shareholders
Shareholder Outreach · Creative Housing Solutions · annual meeting films for several corporations.
Work at national scale
ESPN · Home Depot · Allrecipes.com · the Clinton Presidential Center fundraising film · the introduction of the new Yankee Stadium.
Why the studio sits inside a strategy firm
Video makes complex ideas easier to understand, and more human. It brings people, expertise, and emotion to the surface in a way that static content often cannot, helping organizations build trust and connect more directly with the audiences they want to reach.
For today’s decision-makers, it is no longer just another format, it is one of the clearest ways to show who you are and why your story matters.
What this looks like as work
Concept, script, budget, schedule, shoot, interview, edit, polish. And the part that comes first, answering the most important questions, what is the goal and what is the story?
Full film, video and writing credits → · Strategic Communications →
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