We assist TPL in crafting narratives centered on the human experience. Our stories showcase TPL’s efforts to provide park access, support community-led projects, create walkable communities, and combat climate change’s disproportionate impact on communities of color.

We assist the National Geographic Society and their partners in crafting stories about science, nature, and people, animating complex science data, raising awareness about climate change and biodiversity loss, and integrating National Geographic Explorers’ work into classrooms.

We highlight TNC’s innovative conservation approaches, ensuring Indigenous peoples, local communities, and human well-being are at the center of rigorous, data-driven science, policy, and effective, scalable solutions.

We collaborate with HHMI, their partners, and Day’s Edge Productions to create vibrant and educational animated segments for their science-focused videos, helping to transform complex concepts into visually engaging stories.

We partnered with Biomimicry Institute two years in a row to produce a series of animated explainer videos for 20 finalists in the Ray of Hope Prize competition. It is now more vital than ever that we as a species prioritize learning everything that we can from nature; internalizing its many brilliant and varied strategies so that we can better face the challenges before us.

We have contributed animated explainer sequences to several SCRIPPS Institution of Oceanography videos, including all of the motion graphic sequences in their ongoing series: Wavelengths.

We collaborate with the filmmakers at Caravan Lab on videos covering a wide range of topics: from the ongoing efforts to restore rivers flowing through Indigenous lands to crafting engaging, animated summaries of scientific studies.

We collaborated with Day’s Edge Productions to create the motion graphic segments for Veritasium’s video on how the eyes of jumping spiders work.

We partner frequently with Days Edge Productions, creating animated sequences for their documentaries on everything ranging from endangered species to the science behind extreme athletes.

We worked with The International Scientific Association of Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP), an association of academic and industrial scientists involved in research on fundamental and applied aspects of probiotics and prebiotics, to create six informational animated videos.

We worked with The News Literacy Project to create a series of animated spots as public service announcements covering how you can vote during the United States 2020 presidential election.

We created these playful science communication pieces for the Genetics of Taste Lab, a citizen science project inviting viewers to join in at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. The videos aimed to encourage participation with scientists to explore what DNA and the microbiome reveal about your sense of taste.

We have been commissioned by the US Forest Service to develop videos, interpretive content, graphic design, and exhibits. We love sharing cultural and ecological stories with the public that visit our National Forests.

We collaborated with the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership to create an animated video and accompanying newspaper ad to advocate for funding locally-led water conservation efforts.

We worked with Day’s Edge Productions and researchers from the Center for Tropical Research on the recently launched Bird Genoscape Project, an effort to map the population-specific migratory routes of 100 species of migratory songbirds by harnessing the power of genomics. We produced the animated sequences for their film on Mapping the Flyways of the Americas.

We love our Parks & Open Spaces, and are always eager to work with the entities and Land Trusts that protect and steward them.

We love working with municipalities of every size, doing what we can to help them enact changes for the better, for the people, animals and lands they oversee.

We have produced videos for several higher education institutions across Colorado — and beyond.

We partnered with Exhibit Design Associates to develop a permanent exhibition at the Legacy of the Plains Museum adjacent to Scotts Bluff National Monument in Gering, Nebraska. The exhibition tells the stories of human and agricultural history on the High Plains and includes an impressive collection of pioneer and early community artifacts.

We have collaborated closely with this Alaska Native-owned professional architectural services firm to help boost the voices of Indigenous peoples across the US.

We created a series of videos for the Vision Zero Network, who are committed to helping communities reach their goal of Vision Zero — reducing the number of traffic fatalities to zero — while increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all.

We have provided several videos for Thorne Nature Preschool, which provides early childhood educational experiences that initiate young children into a deep relationship with the natural world. Early exposure and integration into nature can foster the next generation of passionate environmental stewards.

We developed a video for this unique subnational collaboration focused on protecting tropical forests, reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation and promoting realistic pathways to forest-maintaining rural development.

We developed a full campaign to encourage support for this amazing outdoor volunteer organization. We designed a new logo and brand guidelines, messaging, several videos and print media pieces, social media content, a digital badge program, and an app. The Movement has begun.