StoryVid

Big things happening with Test Prep Mom.

We’ve been behind the scenes helping bring this new SAT online class to life through video, and it’s been great seeing the vision come together.

Strong team, clear mission, and a program built to help students across Kentucky access high-level SAT prep from anywhere.

More to come. 🎬📚

We’re honored to share that StoryVid has been nominated for Best of Kentucky in the Business & Creative Services category.

If we’ve helped tell your story, capture your brand, produce your video, or bring an idea to life, we’d appreciate your vote.

You can vote for us directly here:
https://www.guidetokentucky.com/united-states/lexington/business-creative-services/storyvid

Thank you for supporting a Kentucky business built around helping other businesses and organizations tell better stories.

Behind every story is a team committed to getting it right.

When we set out to create Harrison Elementary's recruitment video, we knew production quality would be the key to sharing a message that resonated with the community.

Our crew spent days on location, working within active classrooms and art studios. We carefully lit each interview to create a soft, inviting quality that matched the school's mission.

Large diffusion panels (6x6 Art Silk) provided the wraparound softness you'd expect in a creative learning environment. LED sources (STORM 80c, amaran F22c) provided color-accurate control, which is essential when working in mixed lighting conditions. We flagged off spill, killed inconsistent window light with duvetyne, and used lamps to keep everything feeling natural, not staged.

Two-camera coverage allowed us to capture interviews and environmental moments simultaneously without constant re-lighting.

We interviewed educators, parents, and students. We wanted real perspectives, not talking points.

Special thanks to our production team for their patience and precision throughout this project. The attention to detail in the lighting ensured viewers focused on the speaker without distraction.

Thanks to everyone at Harrison and Fayette County Public Schools for trusting us with their story.