Joey
Founder / Director
Fifteen years behind a camera, nine of them running this studio. Directs most of what leaves the building and still cuts the documentary work personally.
About the studio
Joey Video Production started in 2016 with one camera, one editor and a stubborn belief that most corporate video was being made backwards.
Nine years later the kit list is longer and the crew is bigger, but the method hasn’t moved. We still start with the business problem. We still put the treatment in writing before anyone books a camera. We still shoot with the smallest crew the work will tolerate, because a room full of strangers is the fastest way to get a performance nobody believes.
Every project is directed by the person you meet in the first call, and every edit gets two proper rounds of revisions built into the quote rather than sold back to you afterwards. It is a slower way to run a studio and a better way to make films.
Based in Denver — shooting anywhere. Most of our work comes from people we have already worked with, which is the only metric we really pay attention to.
180+
Films delivered
9
Years in production
24
Countries shot in
11
Industry awards
The team
Founder / Director
Fifteen years behind a camera, nine of them running this studio. Directs most of what leaves the building and still cuts the documentary work personally.
Director of Photography
Naturalistic, available-light instincts with a background in field documentary. Has shot in twenty-four countries and never lost a bag.
Executive Producer
Budgets, schedules, permits and the calls nobody else wants to make. The reason shoot days end on time.
Lead Editor
Structure-first editor with a long-form documentary background. Builds the story before touching a single transition.
Kit
We own the core package, which keeps day rates honest and means we can answer a last-minute shoot without a rental house in the loop.
“They arrived with a point of view and the discipline to hold it. The film outperformed every asset we ran that quarter, and it still gets forwarded internally two years later.”
“A one-take sixty-foot dolly move with forty-two people in frame should have been a disaster. It was the calmest shoot day I have ever been on.”
“They spent eleven nights in our emergency department and made something our staff actually recognise as their job. That has never happened before.”