RVA VIDEO PRODUCTION

Forging genuine bonds through empathetic storytelling

RVA Video Production

Forging genuine bonds through
empathetic storytelling

What we’re up to…

The logo of the Los Angeles Rams NFL team with a purple and gold ram's horn and text.

An inspiring recap of the time in summer 2026 that Richmond Public Schools, Carmax, Kaboom!, and the surrounding community came together to build a long-anticipated playground for Chimborazo Elementary students in one day.

Logo for Eastern Fellowship featuring a circular emblem with stacked horizontal lines resembling bricks in brown and gray, and the text "EAST END FELLOWSHIP" with "EAST END" in uppercase brown and gray, and "FELLOWSHIP" in smaller uppercase brown letters.

A full-length documentary tracing God's hand in the story of East End Fellowship, capturing the successes and challenges that have shaped a diverse worshipping community’s pursuit of joy and justice over 20 years.

Logo with a green heart forming a tree with a dark blue trunk, and the text 'Renewing RVA' in blue.

A promo for the upcoming 5th annual One Day, One Step event — a multi-church collaboration that seeks racial healing for the city of Richmond through corporate, intercessory prayer.

Logo of Sallie Plumley Studio with a circular design featuring a stylized ribbon or paperclip and the studio's name in brown text.

The story and heart of a woodworker dedicated to custom pieces that celebrate your design dreams through the highest quality of craftsmanship, all so that you can facilitate spaces of fellowship.

Colorful arrow-shaped lines pointing upwards with the words "urban hope" underneath.

A timelapse of the three-day install of a mixed income, multi-family modular apartment building at 815 Mosby Street, an innovative constructive process in collaboration with Module, project:Homes, and Urban Hope.

Colorful pattern on a sign that reads 'Cornelius Corps' at the bottom, with a bridge illustration leading towards the sign.

An explainer of the meaning behind the name of Cornelius Corps, a ministry dedicated to empowering people on the journey of racial justice/reconciliation and spiritual formation.

Blue tree with roots and waves, encircled by the text 'The Pocahontas Project' in gray.

A follow-along as three 4th grade RPS students constructed interview questions and spoke with tribal members of various tribes —Chickahominy, Sappony, Monacan, and Nottoway — at the third annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day.


Welcome to the vault! We’ve had the honor to film in many places and spaces over the years. Here is a small collection of older projects that we still love.


What folks are saying…

“WOW!!! AMAZING!!!  It’s perfect. I am a really critical person. I have no edits. THANK YOU SO MUCH!”

“We have no words to describe how blessed and full we are of the final product.”

“Wow! You did a wonderful job capturing the essence and spirit in both beautiful video and complementing audio. The videos will be highly valuable tools for the years ahead.”

WHO WE ARE

Since 2014, we’ve traveled throughout the country and overseas to tell stories, but our focus is right here at home in Richmond.

About us
A man and woman looking at a camera, with a brick wall and window in the background.

We strive to be the bridge between the speaker and the viewer, creating emotional connection through video that provokes response.

OUR APPROACH

Find out why
Two women seated and talking during an interview or conversation, with a camera mounted on a tripod recording them. One woman has blonde hair and is wearing a dark sweater, while the other has curly hair, glasses, and is wearing a red cardigan over a black shirt with a colorful logo. They are in a brightly lit room with plants, furniture, and large windows in the background.

Video is modern, but storytelling is ancient. Let us empower your efforts with compelling storytelling through the vehicle of filmmaking.

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