Digital Reveries Media

03/12/2025

We’re excited to welcome to the DRM team Rorie Davenport aka Ro! Ro is a great photographer, and will intern with us for 2025 and contribute to our media efforts through event photography and professional editing. Thank you for coming on board, Ro! 📸💪🏽

03/08/2025

We are excited to welcome aboard, Justin Garnigan! Justin will work with DRM as a videographer, and contribute to vital operations like event videography, film production, and creative content strategy for our clients. Thank you for joining the team!

02/01/2025

01/24/2025

Enjoyed providing videography services to NWGA Jazz Society, to assist in their fundraising efforts for female golf athletes in Rome, GA 🎥✨

Join NWGA Jazz for a magical night of music and fun on March 1st, featuring iconic jazz musician Jason Marsalis 👏🏽

Tickets available now: nwgajazz.org

09/13/2023

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Nothing like making visual magic in the heart of the city! Who’s ready for another great weekend in the A?
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09/30/2022

We had a great time providing photography services for our newest client Lemar Williams - Traditions, Wealth, and Legacy! Thank you for trusting us to capture your amazing achievement.
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Contact us to photograph or provide video coverage for your next event! 🎥🙌🏽

07/12/2022

Thank you to for trusting us to capture your ribbon cutting ceremony!
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Contact us today to shoot your next event 📸
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04/01/2022

So excited to have been accepted into our first film festival !! Thank you Emerging Lens team!
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You can screen “Capacity,” at the Emerging Lens Cultural Film Festival April 20-24 ✨
Learn more at theemerginglens.com
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03/21/2022

“Capacity,” was created in late 2020 to reflect the tension and struggles we are still facing currently: a global pandemic, racial oppression and police brutality, and LGBTQ+ discrimination. It also explores and celebrates black resilience, q***r intersectionality, and the power of ancestral religion.
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This story mirrors our struggles, and highlights our resilience.
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A .reveries film. Sponsored/produced by
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Stream “Capacity,” online at www.digitalrevmedia.com/capacity ✨
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03/21/2022

Sometimes you have to go within to find a way through.
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A still from the narrative short entitled, “Capacity,” a .reveries film.
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Stream online at www.digitalrevmedia.com/capacity ✨
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10/24/2021

03/22/2021

In celebration of Women’s History Month, .reveries is spotlighting and interviewing a few of our amazing female clients/collaborators with our series.
Today, we continue with Brittaney Harden (), a writer and expressionist from Atlanta, Ga.
We asked Brittaney: What woman inspires you daily?
Her answer: “The women who inspire me daily are the women who choose to get up and show up for another day despite any challenges that they may face. Right now that woman is my younger sister.”
Thank you for being a DRM collaborator and a series feature. Stay tuned for more! ✨
📸: Still taken from our short film, “Capacity,” which featured Brittaney as a lead actor, as well as one of her original spoken word pieces entitled, “Capacity.” Check out the film, “Capacity,” on the OTV app!

03/13/2021

Happy Friday! In celebration of Women’s History Month, .reveries is spotlighting and interviewing a few of our amazing female clients/collaborators with our series.
Our second feature is Brittaney Harden (), a writer and expressionist from Atlanta, Ga. Brittaney writes to inspire and to shed light, and plans to publish her memoir, “Finding Home,” in 2022.
We asked Brittaney: Why are you proud to be a black woman?
Her answers: I’m proud to be a black woman because black women are resilient. Black women are ferocious, and black women are tender. I am proud to be a black woman because black is beautiful and black don’t crack. I’m proud to be a black woman; there’s no other race I’d rather be.”
Thank you for being a DRM collaborator and a series feature. Stay tuned for more! ✨
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03/09/2021

Happy International Women’s Day! To celebrate the occasion in conjunction with Women’s History Month, .reveries is spotlighting and interviewing a few of our amazing female clients/collaborators with our series.
Continuing with our first feature Katlin Davenport (), a graduating senior at the University of West Georgia.
We asked Katlin: What advice would you give to young girls blossoming into their woman hood?
Her Answer: “My advice would be to love yourself before trying to love anyone else and always, always, always be proud of your looks. God gave them to you for a reason and you are beautiful. There’s no such thing as an ugly girl.”
Thank you for being a DRM client and a series feature. Stay tuned for more! ✨
📸: .reveries