Storyfarm

Storyfarm was hired by Maryland Public Television to create two short animations. The animations, each 30 seconds long, depicted a Chesapeake Bay log canoe in various stages of capsizing and the evolution of the log canoe from traditional dugout to racing sailboat. The Senior Producer of Maryland Public Television selected Storyfarm due to its high ratings, proximity, budget-friendly pricing, and cultural fit. The project was completed by a team of 2-5 Storyfarm employees.

For Uber, Storyfarm was contracted to create over six video training modules for Uber drivers as part of their mandatory safety education. The initiative was led by the former Uber Head of Women's Safety, who found Storyfarm through a referral and selected them for their cultural fit, budget-friendly pricing, and alignment of company values. The training modules, initially launched in the US for over a million drivers, are still in use today and have been expanded globally to over six million drivers.

The Senior Social Media Manager of a publishing company engaged Storyfarm to update their Corporate YouTube Presence and tell their corporate stories. Working remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic, Storyfarm created a series of interview videos of several colleagues in their homes. The team of 6-10 Storyfarm employees made the interviewees look and sound professional while maintaining their authenticity. The project was a success, with key points made through expert scripting. The publishing company found Storyfarm through a referral and selected them due to their background in journalism.