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Videography
Welcome to my videography portfolio! Here you will see the different types of videos I shot and edited with an array of clients.
A short promo for J'adore The French Bakery built around a three-hour challenge — the pastry work shot close and warm so the product does the selling. The kind of piece a food business can cut down for Reels and still have something that looks like a commercial.
A promo for AAA Top Quality Asphalt shot on an active paving job. Crews, trucks, and fresh asphalt going down, cut tight and closed on the branded call-to-action — proof of work rather than stock footage of a road.
The companion piece to the AAA Top Quality Asphalt job-site promo, this one shot inside the office. It answers the question every homeowner quietly asks about a contractor: is there a real business behind the truck?
A company story for City Roofing, built around the owners on camera. The story piece is the one that earns trust before a estimator ever knocks on a door, and it gives a roofing company something to run as an ad that is not a discount offer.
A culture piece for Proper Roofing — the team talking about how the company actually runs, shot in their own space. Culture videos do double duty: they warm up customers and they recruit, which matters in a trade where hiring is the bottleneck.
Craftsmen Contractors' company story, structured around their core values on screen alongside the owner telling it in his own words. Values land differently when a person says them out loud instead of a website listing them in a grid.
A services overview for Integrity Roofing covering what they install beyond roofs — doors and windows included — with the phone number and site carried through the lower third so the ad works even on mute.
An employee spotlight on Maria at Proper Roofing. One person, one story, told properly. Spotlights like this are the cheapest recruiting asset a contractor can own and they make a company feel like somewhere people stay.
A services promo for Craftsmen Contractors leading with gutters, branded end to end and built to run as paid social. Short, specific, and single-minded about one service instead of listing everything the company does.
A short explainer for City Roofing on underlayment — the layer a homeowner never sees and therefore never values. Educational cuts like this quietly justify a higher bid without ever arguing about price.
A house story for Ridge Valley Exteriors told through the homeowners rather than the crew. Customer-side storytelling gives a contractor something a testimonial card cannot: a place, a family, and a before and after people recognise.
An event recap for NAPIA covering the association’s conference — the rooms, the floor, and the conversations between sessions. Recaps are what an association sends out afterwards to sell next year’s attendance.
A membership piece for NAPIA, built from interviews with members on why joining is worth it — including a past NAPIA president. Recruitment content works better in members’ voices than in the association’s own.
A St. Jude fundraising piece for Ridge Valley Exteriors. The longest cut in this portfolio and the one that leans hardest on story — a company giving back, told without turning the cause into an advertisement.
A "why us" piece for Integrity Roofing that pairs the team on camera with real customer reviews on screen. It answers the comparison question directly, which is the moment most roofing leads actually decide.
An explainer on how NAPIA is organised — board, committees, and how the parts fit together. Dry subject matter, shot as interviews so the structure comes across as people rather than an org chart.
A vendor-facing recruitment piece for NAPIA, shot on the exhibition floor among the booths. It makes the case to the other side of the association: why a vendor should pay to be in the room.
From business promos to event recaps and inspiring stories — let's plan your video.
