KNHO Film

KNHO Film was hired by the Utah Office of Tourism to produce a series of videos for the San Juan County region. The videos aimed to discuss how people could travel through the region and what the land means to the local community. The series was intended to provide insight into the local perspective of the region, focusing on guided travel. The project involved working with a bike packing guide, a Navajo guide, and cattle ranchers. The final product included drone footage, interviews on location, and a focus on the region's archeology and rock art. The project was completed within a budget of $60,000-$65,000 and was published in August 2018. The client was pleased with KNHO Film's ability to see the creative vision through from directing the shots to overseeing post-production.

KNHO Film was engaged by a wine preservation company to produce several brand videos. The goal of the project was to visually represent the brand and its product to consumers and trade professionals in a compelling way. The videos were shot on location at the winery, with restaurant partners, and in the office. The client worked closely with the director of KNHO Film, who was directly involved in the project. The client expressed satisfaction with the team's professionalism, flexibility with budget, and the high-quality results they delivered.

The Salt Lake Chamber hired KNHO Film to produce videos for their Women & Business Conference, Athena Award Luncheon Honoree. The goal was to professionally and personally showcase the honorees and present their stories in a relatable way. KNHO Film created seven, three-minute-long videos, one for each honoree. The client appreciated KNHO Film's responsiveness and openness to suggestions, requests, and recommendations. The edits were done promptly, and the communication was smooth and flexible, utilizing email, phone, and text messages.