Stories

News, project launches and thoughts from our team.

Digital Careers Campaign

Bite-sized employment stories we created for Prince Edward County & Career Edge PEC  as part of their recent workforce recruitment campaign. Meet Travis Benson, Master Electrician for Port Picton Homes, Justine Pitcher from Yeeboo Digital, Katrina Penzwell from Tire Wizard, and Laura Irwin from Sage Design and Construction  – all local talented craftspeople proving that you CAN have it all, right here in #TheCounty.

Small Business Story

Clients come to us for all sorts of different reasons when they’re considering adding video to their online presence. In the case of Sim Kalsi, owner of RSK Automotive & Collision it was a brand rethink and refresh that set the wheels in motion. And as it turns out – he had quite the story to tell.

RSK has called Hamilton home for 6 years. Their new tagline “Built By Hamilton” speaks volumes of their dedication to the people of #HamOnt. With a long family history in local automotive repair, Sim has built a reliable and trusted brand featuring a team of skilled technicians with a passion for the steel city.

With a strong narrative lead by the team at RSK paired with glowing customer testimonials from some seriously happy folks in the neighbourhood, Double Barrel Studios put together one of our signature business profile documentaries, highlighting their many unique offerings. RSK truly stands out as a friendly neighbourhood auto body shop providing fair and accurate estimates and excellent customer service.

Thanks for letting us expand your story Sim!

Small Business Story

Catherine Farquharson is one of Toronto’s finest photographers. Her website and brand were undergoing a revamp, and like many small businesses she decided that a video would be helpful for introducing herself to new clients.

With a wide portfolio ranging from weddings to non-profit projects abroad, it was a creative challenge to come up with an approach that would be all-encompassing. We needed to tell the story of Cath and her work – but not be so broad that her message would get lost. After many conversations about the actual tone and feel of her video piece, we decided on a self-narrated documentary style.

Filming took place on location at a wedding near Owen Sound and in Cath’s Bloor Street studio with a few of her clients. Incorporation of some of her favourite photo pieces speaks to, and showcases the quality of her work, while capturing Cath in her element shows potential clients what she is like to work with in the field. The lighthearted acoustic guitar based piece by Dan Hood  is a perfect fit. Genuine, tinged with a slight sense of reflection, expressing hope & poignant gratitude.

These visual and musical elements combined with the personal, self-narrated storytelling style work beautifully together to show off the essence of this exceptional photographer’s work and her brand.

We’re so thrilled with the final piece and know that Cath is too! Thanks for having us along Miss Documentographer!