
Business storytelling
CEO & founder films
The most persuasive asset a company has is a leader who can say, on camera, why the work matters. Our business storytelling practice turns that into film: founder story videos, CEO interviews, and thought-leadership series with the depth of the documentaries we built our name on.
371K
Subscribers
192M+
Views across our channels
2019
Overwatch League partner since
Vancouver
Studio, BC
Channel figures per YouTube, August 2026.
What we do
Origin
Founder story films
The origin story told properly: why the company exists, filmed as a documentary short your team, customers, and investors will actually share.
Lead
Thought leadership series
A recurring on-camera series that builds an executive's voice over time, produced and packaged so publishing never depends on their calendar.
Face
CEO interviews & profiles
Interview-led executive profiles for launches, funding announcements, and press, directed to get past media training to something human.
Mark
Milestone films
Anniversary and company history films that treat the past decade as what it is: a story worth telling well.
Interviews are our home ground
Ten years of documentary work taught us how to sit with a subject until the real answer shows up. That is the skill executives are actually buying: not a camera package, but an interviewer and edit that make them sound like themselves at their best.
Corporate storytelling with a spine
A founder film is not a highlight reel. We structure every piece with the same beats as our most-watched documentaries: a problem, a decision, a cost, a payoff. That structure is why viewers finish these films and remember the leader in them.
Brands we have produced for
Official league content, branded series, and event coverage for some of the biggest names in gaming and beyond.












Frequently asked questions
Our CEO hates being on camera. Does this still work?
That is the most common starting point. Documentary interviewing is designed for non-performers: long-form conversation, no teleprompter, the best forty seconds found in the edit. Most reluctant executives are surprised by their own footage.
What is a founder story video used for?
One shoot feeds many uses: the About page, investor and sales decks, launch PR, recruiting, and social. It is the highest-reuse asset in corporate video.
How much on-camera time does an executive need to commit?
Typically a half day for a flagship film, or two hours per batch of episodes in a thought-leadership series. We build the schedule around theirs.
Can this feed our LinkedIn and social channels?
Yes. Every engagement is delivered with vertical and short cuts designed for social, and a series can be packaged for a full publishing calendar.