Your project starts with a conversation, not a menu. It’s not about what’s available at the time. It’s about what’s needed to tell your story to your audience. It might be a video, a motion graphic or an interactive eLearning program.
Sometimes it’s a careful mix of all three. Other times just one or two.
Let’s find out what your story needs.
There’s a Monty Python sketch where a couple is given conversation cards to inspire some table talk. They select philosophy, despite neither one seeming to know what it means. Chaos, British-style, naturally ensues.
I don’t use conversation cards. Just one simple rule: every good conversation needs a starting point. Every good project needs the same.
Here’s where the conversations start.
From screen recordings and the 4K camera in your pocket to full productions, my job is to take all of it and build consistent, polished content that engages your audience and looks great wherever it’s delivered.
For ideas that aren’t camera-ready, or just need a little extra to connect with an audience, motion graphics take flat, static concepts and turn them into fully animated content that moves, explains and holds attention.
Sometimes engagement isn’t enough. The audience needs to learn too. Using Articulate and an AI workflow, I design, develop and implement eLearning that teaches, sticks and holds its own, supporting content or running the whole show.
Brainstorming something new? Take this quick interactive survey to spur some ideas. Answer a few questions and it’ll point you toward a few content types that fit. Have questions about the results? They also make great conversation starters.

Truth is, I’d rather talk about the work than about myself. Want to know my favorite mic setup? Why do I prefer jibs over drones? I could talk your ear off. Ask about my weekend plans and the crickets will have more to say. But aside from great taste in British films, there’s more to me than that, so here’s a bit of it.
More about me →I love talking through everything production—your next project, the idea that came up in your last meeting, even the content suggestions you got from the survey you just took for fun. Those are all great places to start. Some of my favorite projects began as a list of somewhat connected ideas on a whiteboard, or a handful of rough notes scribbled on a scrap of paper.
Let’s connect and talk through what your project needs.
It’s just me, so no contact form complicating things. Here’s my email. Copy and paste it wherever you check your inbox.
tyler@614chapmancreative.com