Authentic Storytelling

First, thanks SO much to everyone who has to come the Buttered Muffin site, watched the Vanilla film, posted to their blogs about it or told friends, we've had over 2,000 unique visitors to the site so far...amazing.

Anyway, I've been contacted by some really interesting folks, a few of whom share my interest/passion for telling authentic stories.

Otis at Nau - The Thought Kitchen :: If you don't know about Nau you should. Not only are they an interesting "green" apparel company, they are also trying some alternative marketing and retail ideas.

Alex at Dunderdon - Work.Space :: Not only has this Swedish work clothes company profiled 4 Portland craftspeople they've also made Portland their US headquarters.

More thoughts on telling authetic stories as Marketing coming soon.

Bakfiets in Portland

Check out the In Portland insert in the Oregonian today for an article partially about me...yikes.

Kids and cargo: This bike can haul it all

It's still top-secret but we're in pre-production on our next film and it'll be about the bakfiets and their arrival in p-town...watch here for periodic updates...

Vanilla Bicycles: A Story about Sacha White

So, we just completed our first film, a documentary short about Portland Oregon master bike builder Sacha White and his company Vanilla Bicycles.

You can watch it here, Vanilla Bicycles: A Story about Sacha White

It was an amazing project faciliated by Ian McCluskey at NW Documentary and with help from Ira Ryan and Laurel Gitlen and music by Eskimo + Sons

Tell your friends.