MS StoryWorks

MS StoryWorks was hired by an old-time soda fountain and lunch counter to create a video production aimed at raising awareness about the newly opened restaurant. The owner, who had previous knowledge of Mike, the head of MS StoryWorks, felt comfortable hiring the company due to their established relationship. The production process was completed in a day, involving various shots with employees and customers. The owner worked closely with Mike, who ensured effective communication throughout the entire process.

MS StoryWorks undertook a project for the Memorial Episcopal Church in Baltimore, aiming to narrate the church's six-year journey in racial reconciliation. The company was tasked with creating a video that encapsulated the church's story, involving multiple videos and one-on-one interviews with church members. The church's senior pastor worked mainly with Mike, the owner of MS StoryWorks. The project spanned from March 2020 to March 2022, with most of the work being pro bono, and a total investment of $2,000 from the church.

A Commercial Real Estate Development Firm hired MS StoryWorks to create a video production that would effectively tell the story of their large urban project. The aim was to showcase the transformative impact of the project on the downtown area. The firm's managing partner collaborated closely with Mike from MS StoryWorks, who was known for his storytelling skills. Mike traveled to the project site in North Carolina, capturing extensive footage on-site, in offices, and testimonials from the city. He worked closely with the managing partner, editing and reshooting as necessary to create the best possible narrative for various audiences.