Laurie and her husband Tony live in a home filled with reminders of the places they’ve traveled together around the world. That part of their life became an important part of how we approached her story. Rather than building the film around only an interview, we wanted the visuals to give people a glimpse into who Laurie is, how she lives, and the kind of world she and Tony have created together. The objects in their home carry history. They reflect a life of travel, shared e

At 24Frames, Inc., we believe the strongest videos begin with a clear purpose. This project was not about creating something flashy or overly polished for the sake of appearance. It was about helping pastors speak honestly into a struggle almost everyone understands. People are tired. They are busy. They are chasing things that do not satisfy. And underneath all of it is a deeper need for the peace and rest that are found only in Christ. That truth shaped the way we approache

Professional headshot of a smiling woman with short light brown hair, wearing a textured blue jacket, black top, and gold jewelry, against a teal blurred background.

Why We Didn’t Lead With the New ER Features Most organizations start a video the same way: They list what they do. They highlight what’s new. They explain the features. And honestly, that instinct makes sense. One of our recent clients came to us with a clear idea for their annual gala video. They wanted to talk about the new Emergency Room features being built—upgrades, capabilities, equipment, space. All important. But we asked the question that changes everything: What wil

We just delivered the 2025 Tarlton Annual Review, and I thought you might enjoy the “how it was made” angle.

From Dirt to Steel, Fleets, Furniture & Faith: My 2025 in 120 Seconds Every year, I like to pause, look back, and ask a simple question: “Where did my camera take me this year, and who trusted me with their story?” That’s what this new 120-second reel is about. It’s not a full recap of every project. It’s a quick highlight of the work that stuck with me in 2025 – the kind of shoots you still think about when the gear is packed and the lights are off. 1. Steel-to-Sky Construct