Mission, made visible.

We partnered with Grace Church to tell a deeply personal story of loss, resilience, and hope—crafting a cinematic narrative that transforms a difficult childhood into a compelling testimony of God’s faithfulness and redeeming grace.

Creative Lift partnered with Living Hope Community Church to produce a story-driven film that captures the heart of their ministry and the growing impact of the Gospel throughout Western Pennsylvania. Rather than creating a promotional video, the goal was to tell an authentic story—one that celebrates transformed lives, highlights the church’s mission, and inspires others to see what God is doing through their congregation.

Creative Lift partnered with Metro Atlanta Collective to completely redesign and custom-build their website from the ground up. Beyond creating a modern, mission-focused digital presence, we also developed a tailored backend administration experience that gives their team the tools to easily manage content, resources, events, and organizational workflows. The result is a platform that not only communicates their vision more effectively but also simplifies day-to-day operations through a backend built specifically around the way their team works.

A multi-year creative partnership with PennState Behrend's Susan Hirt Hagen CORE — supporting their Community Outreach, Research, and Evaluation work through video, web, and brand storytelling.

I partner with Anágo Partners, offering creative strategy, marketing, workflow development, and video production expertise. Together, we strive to see Churches and their Pastors flourishing again.

In partnership with PurpleOne, we provided creative solutions including graphic design, print design, and video production to empower communities to unite against domestic violence.

We partnered with Derek Sanford and Full Strength Network to produce innovative training content for Derek Sanford’s book, “Untapped Church.”

Mallery’s story is just one of the many examples of those who have thrived despite experiencing domestic violence, and it’s a story that deserves to be shared widely.

This project was a joint effort with the Lake Erie Road Crew, and we set out to capture the powerful and heart-wrenching stories of three people whose lives have been impacted by drug addiction.

This project was a joint effort with the Niagara Rescue Mission, and we set out to capture the powerful and heart-warming stories of the Mission’s efforts in Niagara County, NY.

This project is focused on domestic violence victims and aims to normalize their experiences. The goal is to help victims understand they are not alone in their struggles.

The central objective of these projects is to prompt the audience to adopt a worshipful posture. The use of lighting and camera movements is vital in capturing the song’s tempo and mood.

As the resident videographer, the primary objective is to capture the unique ambiance and elegance of the environment in a way that entices people to visit the business location.

The primary objective of this project was to showcase the lively atmosphere of the church in Cortland, NY. To achieve this, a strategic weekend visit was scheduled with the client to ensure maximum filming time on location.

During the height of COVID, the project aimed to provide Grace Church with a cinematic retelling of the Christmas story that would take the audience on a memorable journey.

These videos are part of a multi-project initiative to teach the audience about healthy eating. By instilling confidence in viewers, the hope is that they will be more likely to take action.

This project aimed to raise awareness about food deserts and promote Erie’s Farmers Markets’ diverse range of fresh produce. Its goal was to attract a broader audience to these markets and encourage them to explore available options.

Unfortunately, the prevalence of teen dating violence is rapidly increasing. This project aims to raise awareness among bystanders and motivate them to become better at identifying, responding to, and referring victims to appropriate resources.

The primary aim of this project was to raise awareness about the often-overlooked issue of domestic violence and its stark realities. The videos were intentionally kept short and engaging.

The sermon bumper series serves as an advertisement for the upcoming teaching series at Grace Church, Erie, PA. Each bumper is limited to 30 seconds to comply with commercial standards.

This project aimed to film all of Erie’s farmers’ markets and create a video highlighting each market’s energy, community, and product variety.