A HUGE Production

A HUGE Production We specialize in innovative videography with HUGE impact.

09/24/2026

Phew! We filmed 31 different sports events and games this year in with Snohomish County Sports Co. - lots of media passes, traditional sports, untraditional sports, action shots, wins, losses, team-bonding, community-building, memories made.

Launching, flying, and landing the drone from a boat! It's tricky, but it allows us to get the shots seamlessly between ...
09/24/2026

Launching, flying, and landing the drone from a boat! It's tricky, but it allows us to get the shots seamlessly between cameras without docking the boat.

Drones are part of our arsenal and a tool to getting additional captivating shots. If we think a birds-eye view will elevate the video, we toss our drone in the air and away we fly! For that reason, we don't charge our clients extra for drone work. It's part of the art.

We just wrapped up another heartfelt fundraising video with the Camano Center. Can we just say how much we love older pe...
09/23/2026

We just wrapped up another heartfelt fundraising video with the Camano Center. Can we just say how much we love older people? They're hilarious, kind, opinionated, wise, sometimes flirtatious, genuine, honest, always have stories, and they teach us so much about life.

A favorite moment from filming an interview at the Camano Center:

Client: "Oh! And Angela, just a quick reminder: Instead of referring to our members as 'senior citizens,' we simply say, 'older people.'"

Angela: "No problem! I'll make sure to use that term."

Moments later...

Angela to the interviewee: "What would you say to older people who would benefit from the activities and friendship at the Camano Center?"

Interviewee: "Honey, I'm almost 94 years old. I don't talk to too many older people!"

😂😂😂⭐️

(Thanks for the belly laugh, Irene! Ohhh, 😂😂😂)

09/21/2026

Flashback to the time we flew to Florida to film a 1980s-inspired scene in our client's Regional Sales Director's parents' garage.

OCULUS, Inc., a leading global eye-diagnostic manufacturer, trusted us with their vision for their large convention theme, "Amplify Your Practice." Their team designed an incredible vintage-inspired amplifier with working lights, switches, and embossing-labeled with industry terms.

Inspired by Marty McFly's entrance in the opening scene of "Back to the Future," we packed up our skateboard, flew across the country, met the (very welcoming!) parents, set up in their garage, ran through the scene in detail, and got to work. Some finer details: we used a green screen to bring in the futuristic speaker, secured a music license for the popular 1958 song, and the client found a musician to play the song live at the event as part of the seamless video-to-live-performance presentation.

The full video closed with high-quality shots of several OCULUS eye diagnostic machines (which you can slightly see shown on the screen behind the musician), and it was played at a large convention on the big screens for its attendees: private practice optometrists, eye care professionals and global industry leaders.

The takeaway: The best work happens when a client shares their vision and trusts us to help bring it to life. We collaborate closely; we sweat the details; and we build the whole thing together, one piece at a time.

*This is the view from the event screens as it was shown to a live audience.

09/20/2026

Flattering shots. We all love a good bite, but do we really want to be shown eating food on camera? Full mouths, fork mishaps, the soup slurp...none of it makes great footage, and we know that! So, if you're eating and you see us walking around with our cameras, relax and enjoy your meal. We're busy getting the other shots that showcase the event beautifully.

Video Star Credit: Our guinea pig, Chai, enjoying a healthy snack. Original chewing audio removed to protect his dignity. Sorry, ASMR fans!

09/19/2026

We're finalists in the running for a very cool year-long video project that encompasses everything we love: destinations, outdoors, great food, unique experiences, family fun, date nights, adventure, and even relaxation (we need more of this!).

When their team interviewed us yesterday, one of their questions made us reflect on something we rarely say out loud: we draw on our own life experiences when we approach, write, film, and produce our work. That might mean writing a scene where a hungry child watches another child throw away a perfectly good meal, or showing rows of wonderful clothing to get families in need excited about Back-to-School.

We can show the true emotions in these moments because we, too, have lived through hardship (and hope, joy!) in our own lives. Our human experience is what makes our storytelling honest, and it's what we bring to every part of our productions.

Video Spotlight: Kids Kloset Tiny Tots 👏

Caught in action by a client! A successful filming day with Absolute Choice Electric, LLC in Moses Lake this week. :)
09/18/2026

Caught in action by a client! A successful filming day with Absolute Choice Electric, LLC in Moses Lake this week. :)

The last of our summer nights! Spent this one filming at the Tony! Toni! Toné! and Anthony Hamilton concert with the Tul...
09/18/2026

The last of our summer nights! Spent this one filming at the Tony! Toni! Toné! and Anthony Hamilton concert with the Tulalip Tribal Police Department, followed by a night patrol ride-along to wrap up filming their new recruitment video. Sometimes our "Friday Night Lights" look a little different. 🤩

09/17/2026

What's it like filming a robot inside a large aerospace company?

First, we needed to take a safety class, then we were properly fitted in a harness, then we took a trip up the lift. Filming SEKISUI Aerospace's Automated Press Cell (APC) with robot in action took great attention to detail.

Getting the right angles is crucial in a technical shoot like this. We needed to show the scale and precision of the machines, and there were also proprietary considerations we needed to be mindful of. For most shots, we had one chance to get it right. Materials and labor are expensive, and we made sure to respect that.

Filming industrial and manufacturing work means learning to see the process the way an engineer does. We have to understand the machine's functions and what makes it impressive so we can deliver a well-produced, accurate, and captivating video to our clients.

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