Filmed with Red Komodos and Atlas anamorphic lenses, our team crafted a piece that highlighted both the students’ daily reality and the school’s dedication to protecting them. Production required careful planning: we kept our crew masked at all times, isolated students when masks weren’t in use, and shaped every frame to reflect authenticity without losing warmth.

The team behind The Beyond came to us with a meaningful challenge: to create a visual identity for a new app that allows users to send messages to loved ones after they pass. The concept was powerful, a blend of technology, memory, and trust, and it demanded a brand that felt emotionally grounded, modern, and comforting.

We were tasked with translating that heart and vision into a visual language that would appeal across generations, signal security and warmth, and help The Beyond stand out in a crowded wellness and memorial-tech landscape.

Endow (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women) approached us with a strong logo and mission but needed help bringing visual cohesion and beauty to their printed materials. Alongside this, they were preparing to launch Magnifica, a new initiative rooted in the same values but with a distinct identity. They came to us to design the Magnifica brand from scratch, and to create a shared, scalable design system for both platforms , one that would support their growing library of study guides and educational content.

Our task was to honor the dignity of their work and mission while creating a visual system that could flex with them as they grew, and be maintained internally by their team.

The GIVEN Institute is a national organization committed to activating the gifts of women for the Church and the world. When they approached us, they were seeking a refreshed visual identity that would reflect the strength, beauty, and mission of their work, while providing a more unified system for both digital and print needs.

In addition to reimagining the brand, we’ve proudly partnered with GIVEN since 2018 to design and produce their annual Forum program, a comprehensive printed piece used throughout their flagship leadership event. Each year, the program has evolved alongside the brand, supporting hundreds of women religious, lay leaders, and speakers through a thoughtfully designed guide.

My Saint My Hero, a faith-based jewelry brand known for its wearable blessings, approached us with an urgent request. They needed product-focused video spots for a new bracelet launch, and the timeline was incredibly tight. We pulled together a team the day before the shoot and got to work, focusing on both the visual appeal of the jewelry and the spiritual depth it represents.

The first spot centered on the Archangel Michael bracelet. We built the concept around the idea of protection and divine presence, highlighting that the wearer is never alone. One line of copy referenced the altar Christ used to proclaim divine love, connecting the product to sacred tradition and lending the ad a sense of reverence and emotional weight.

With a limited budget and a tight turnaround, we developed, pitched, and produced Rough to Polished, a concept-driven ad for Leo Diamond that captured the essence of their brand: transformation, elegance, and timeless value. The campaign revolved around a single metaphor, the journey of a diamond from raw to refined, echoing the transformation that comes with life’s defining moments.

When the original Del Taco in Barstow needed a fresh marketing push, we helped celebrate its legacy while honoring its roots. Still owned and operated by company founder Ed Hackbarth, this location is one of a kind. Our team rebuilt the original Del Taco logo using decades-old photos and video stills, carefully recreating it as a clean vector file for modern use while keeping its historic charm intact. With the restored logo, we designed a series of billboard ads to promote the location and amplify its unique story.

When Hollywood art director Will Armstrong set out to create a professional identity for his studio, StrongHelm Design, he asked us to craft a visual brand that reflected the cinematic scale and narrative depth of his work. From logo to layout strategy, we designed a custom brand identity that would resonate with both studio executives and creative collaborators. The result is a bold and modern visual system rooted in strength, clarity, and creative leadership, just like the environments Will brings to life on screen.

While under the Archdiocese of Detroit’s Unleash the Gospel initiative, we partnered with the vocations office to create a compelling brand and visual presence for Detroit Priestly Vocations (DPV). The challenge? There was no budget for a full shoot, but they still needed something that would stir hearts, generate momentum, and reflect their deep spiritual commitments.

Father’s creative brief was clear: “Create a logo that someone would want to get tattooed.” And someone did. The brand took root in the imagery of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary — honoring DPV’s dedication to both, and its home at Sacred Heart Major Seminary.

Kilometro 64 tells the heartfelt story of a new missionary adapting to life in Mexico. She grapples with language barriers, cultural disconnection, and personal doubts—until a chance friendship with an elderly local woman opens her heart to new understanding. The film explores themes of vulnerability, empathy, and the unexpected ways healing begins.

The American Indian Education Consultants (AIEC) came to us looking for a digital refresh that could better reflect their values, mission, and community while remaining grounded in the identity they had already built. Their existing site lacked usability and modern functionality, particularly when it came to navigation and accepting donations. Our goal was to elevate the brand experience without losing the meaningful symbols and cultural significance already in place.

To celebrate 100 years of Catholic education and launch a new fundraising initiative, St. Mary Catholic School in Royal Oak approached us to create a film that would honor its rich legacy and inspire future giving. We worked closely with school leadership to craft a short documentary-style piece that captured the enduring spirit of the school community through interviews, archival materials, and cinematic visuals.

St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic School, a cherished K–8 school rooted in Detroit’s eastside, came to us seeking a fresh, modern website and a brand video that could speak to both current and prospective families. With a strong existing identity and logo in place, the goal was to build a digital presence that reflected the school’s mission, community, and warmth, without reinventing the wheel.