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The community around minor league sports is unique. Here's a slice of Rochester's.

We were given complete freedom to tell the story of Sarah C. Rutherford's Her Voice Carries mural project for the Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery. Check the result!

Film by: Floating Home Films
Executive Producers: Alex Weiser and Ander Kazmerski
Director: Alex Weiser
Director of Photography: Alex Freeman
Associate Producer: Sunny Zaman
Editors: Alex Weiser and Kurt Indovina
Original Music: Gary Lamaar, Alivia Ruiz, and Cammy Enaharo
Graphics: Maureen Higgins
Mural Photography: Lives Styled (Hannah Betts)

Weaving together footage of four Rochester-based makers and a narrative familiar to many, this piece is our encapsulation of the essence of the second AfterTaste event, created by Born Collective

Rod Serling YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8sT6nz7VUM&t=265s

“Coffee is people. I want to make people feel better than when they came in." —Rory Van Grol, Ugly Duck Coffee

With more than 10 shops just downtown, Rochester's coffee culture is unprecedented for a city of its size—and it's growing every day.

We've collaborated with our friends at Boomtown Table to share scenes and stories from Rochester, NY's local Third Wave shops.

Produced by Alex Weiser and Sunny Zaman.

After a business trip in California, four guys decide to explore.

Dr. Moes Nasser.

Rob Lawless is meeting 10,000 people. We helped him make a little promo about his project. Rob's met about 1,500 people in 1.5 years. We're hoping to someday tell the Robs10kfriends story through human-interest documentaries of this vast network Rob is building. Not yet sure how to make that happen, but the first step is always to make something and share. So let us know what you think!

Come to the Little on 9/27/17 for the full story.

Doctors apply to be considered the best of the best in their industry, then those selected get to know one another, tackle the tough questions of their industry, and make friends that will last a lifetime

We profiled the Inner Loop, a sunken highway constructed between 1940s and 1960s in Rochester, NY, that is now partially filled in and ready for construction. A new neighborhood will emerge. This is a time capsule of where we are now, and how we got here.

This is an advertisement the George Eastman Museum could use.

The George Eastman Museum rescued hundreds of Indian Cinema films. We told this story in this documentary that lives on their YouTube and website. A compilation of videos used in the exhibit.

Private link.

Pennant Ingredients makes the dry and wet mixes for Dunkin’ Donuts. This video was made to highlight their facility for a Dunkin’ trade show.