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Lane Avenue Studios partnered with Erie Homes for Children and Adults, a residential facility for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, to create a compelling documentary. The project aimed to shed light on the global issue of individuals from group homes being quickly sent to hospice care due to a lack of understanding on how to care for them. The Lane Avenue team, consisting of a director, producer, cameraman, and audio mixer, spent several days filming in group homes and local hospitals and conducted interviews with physicians. They also took care of the entire editing process, providing their own equipment and hiring a person to handle the film's music. The collaboration lasted from March 2021 to March 2022, with an investment of around $35,000.

In another project, Lane Avenue Studios collaborated with a software development company to create a marketing video. The goal was to portray a common frustration experienced by clients before hiring the software company. Lane Avenue Studios was chosen as the vendor due to their excellent work in previous collaborations. They created a storyboard, portraying cash sinking in quicksand to symbolize companies wasting money on wrong software or inefficient processes. The team maintained close communication with the client throughout the filming and editing process, ensuring the video effectively conveyed their intended message.

For Cornerstone Public Affairs, Lane Avenue Studios was tasked with creating a video to tell the story of a client and highlight their work in the state of Oklahoma. The video, which required two days of on-site shooting, included testimonials, event capture, and b-roll. Lane Avenue Studios was chosen for the project due to their high ratings, proximity to the client, budget-friendly pricing, culture fit, and extensive knowledge of the industry. The team of 2-5 employees successfully directed, filmed, produced, and edited a roughly five-minute corporate video.