Over the years we’ve developed a special passion for telling stories of home. There is something so beautifully intimate about creating spaces of comfort and refuge for families. There are endless ways to capture a finished project that often people aren’t sure where to start with video, or just content creation in general. From our experience through the years, we’ve narrowed down a few specific goals that we’ve heard over and over from designers. Today on the blog we are sharing our video strategies for each goal! This Video Guide for Interior Designers gives a starting point for your video based on specific goals for your brand.

I love talking about this, because I truly believe that the key to any successful film project is proper planning. After running my film production company for over 6 years, you can bet I’ve learned this lesson the hard way. Even when the final films turn out great, we also aim for an exceptional shoot experience, which only happens with some intentional planning. So let’s get into what is pre-production, why is it important, and how we do it.

I first met Ashlyn Shadden years ago when we went to school together at the University of Texas! She has since been one of my biggest supporters and I feel so honored to be able to capture her baby, Boho Saint Jo. Boho Saint Jo is maker’s marketplace for women creators. Everything about the market, from the style to the mission and people, just seemed like a perfect fit for Tripp Films.

Back in August, I had the privilege of shooting with furniture brand Edloe Finch again! Product Films are easily becoming one of my favorite types of projects.