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Furniture maker · Brand film and reels

Travis Hyatt · A Life Worth Making

A brand film and reel series for a Raleigh furniture maker whose pieces are built to be kept.

Client
Travis Hyatt Design
Industry
Artisan furniture
What’s new
Brand story
Delivered
Hero film, vertical hero, reel series
Status
Completed

The difference, made visible.

How we found what mattered to the customer, and how we showed it.

  1. 01The challenge

    Original work in a market full of copies.

    Every piece is his own design, made from locally sourced lumber with Scandinavian roots. Online, it sits next to mass-produced lookalikes.

  2. 02What was at stake

    Not being lumped in with off-the-shelf furniture.

    If his work reads as just another table, he competes on price. The film had to put him in his own category: an original maker, not a product you can buy anywhere.

  3. 03How we showed it

    His own words, at the bench.

    An interview with Travis and close work in the shop: the grain, the joinery and the details that invite touch.

  4. 04The result

    One film, everywhere he shows up.

    A hero film in wide and vertical, plus a reel series for his website, LinkedIn, social and email signature.

Behind the scenes

A small crew, a planned shot list, and time to get the details right.

On set with Travis, camera on the drill press
Travis at the bench between takes
The camera package used on the shoot

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What we made.

One production, planned around where every piece will be used.

Hero filmFor his website and LinkedIn
Vertical heroFor Instagram and short-form
Reel seriesOne idea per reel
Email signature clipA short link in every email

Social cuts from the same shoot

Vertical hero
An original for your space
Why I will not copy
Wood grain is more than decoration
Beautiful enough to keep, built to use
Furniture that invites touch
What makes furniture worth keeping
The human behind the tools
Staying curious

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From the shoot

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