414 305 5008Call
A curated look at Story Place Productions' media production work—where storytelling starts long before the cameras roll. Jessica and her team work with organizations and executive leaders from the outset, helping develop the idea, incorporating the data, shaping the communications strategy, and identifying what will connect with an audience. Across healthcare, technology, manufacturing, insurance, and beyond, they bring a journalist's instinct to every project.
An I Make America film for the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, following an 80-year-old Nebraska family farm, the combine technology working its fields, and the case they make to Washington for rural broadband and long-term transportation funding.
A 125th-anniversary series for the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, built from its volunteer leaders looking back and looking ahead: milestone storytelling in the members' own voices rather than the language of a brochure.
A customer story for Acuity Insurance built around a contested fatal-accident claim and the trial that cleared their policyholder: high-stakes subject matter handled with the care it demands.
A physician profile for ProHealth Care that lets a family doctor introduce herself in her own words: the kind of piece that makes a new patient feel they have already met her.
A day inside a live surgeon training session at Medwest, produced with Arthrex: how to turn a technical program into something a wider audience can actually follow.
A brand film for Boerke built on client testimony rather than self-description: the case for the firm, made by the people it has already helped.
A fifteenth-anniversary film for the Charles E. Kubly Foundation, told by three generations of the founding family: a milestone marked through the people behind it rather than a recap of the numbers.
An advocacy film following Healing Breakthrough and more than a dozen veterans onto Capitol Hill: personal testimony organized into a case for psychedelic treatment built to land on both sides of the aisle.
An I Make America film for Gradall, shot in New Philadelphia, Ohio on the day the plant turned out its 20,000th excavator: workforce advocacy that sounds like the people on the line rather than the policy brief behind it.
A physician profile for ProHealth Care in which a cardiothoracic surgeon counts the valet among his surgical team: a specialist introduced through the people around him rather than the procedures.