KNHO Film

KNHO Film was commissioned by the Utah Office of Tourism to produce a series of videos for the San Juan County region. The project aimed to promote safe and responsible tourism in the area, with a particular focus on the controversial Bears Ears National Monument. The team at KNHO Film directed and edited a series of films featuring interviews and footage from various local perspectives, including bike packing guides, Navajo guides, and cattle ranchers. The videos were well-received, successfully conveying a linear storyline and the agency's creative vision. The project, which began in March 2018 and was published in August of the same year, had a budget of $60,000–$65,000.

The director of marketing for a wine preservation company hired KNHO Film to produce several high-quality brand videos. The goal of these videos was to visually represent their brand and its products to consumers and trade professionals. The KNHO team worked on location at the company's winery, office, and with restaurant partners. The director of KNHO Film, Michael, was directly involved in all projects, pulling in the right people depending on the project size and budget. The videos produced were praised for their high-quality and compelling representation of the brand.

KNHO Film was hired by the Salt Lake Chamber, a business association, to produce videos for the Women & Business Conference, Athena Award Luncheon Honoree. The goal was to showcase the honorees in a professional and personal format, presenting their stories in a relatable way. KNHO Film created seven three-minute long videos, one for each honoree. The team was praised for their flexibility in communication and promptness in making requested edits. They were also appreciated for their openness to suggestions, requests, and recommendations.