Partner, not vendor.
Most agency relationships are a stack of purchase orders with a logo on top. Ours don’t work like that. You tell us where the thing you’re building needs to go; we handle what it takes to get there — the film shoots and the shipping boxes, the recording sessions and the release pages.
Some clients hire us for a project. Most end up keeping us around as a partner. We’re good either way. And we scope like adults: on a phone call, not a pricing page. (we can text if you insist)
Getting shit done
Every client gets a dashboard: your live view into everything we’re doing for you — what’s moving, what’s next, what ships this week — all with direct commenting to the people doing the actual work.
SOUP — Harvest Records · Eclipse: a piece for assorted lunatics
We built this because “circling back” is a disease, and because you should always know where your shit is. It shouldn’t be considered radical transparency, but some might call it that.
Obligatory 2026 AI statement.
It’s a tool, not a creative force.
We build a lot of our own tools, and some of them use AI. It took us from a hand hammer to a nail gun — it doesn’t decide what we’re building, and it doesn’t hold the camera. The choices, the stories, the frames: human. The busywork: automated, gladly.
