REC  Momentous Company · Las Vegas, NV f/1.8 · 24FPS

Avoid
Ordinary.

Not another crew reheating last week's trend with your logo taped on. Strategy, production, and the consistency to actually win.

00 / The Showreel
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01 / The Thesis

Anyone can generate content now. Almost no one has a point of view.

AI killed the logistics. The gear, the overhead, the eleven-hour render. Gone. What's left is the only part that was ever hard: knowing what to point the camera at, why anyone should care, and how to get it in front of enough of the right people that caring turns into views, follows, and customers. That's the whole job now.

A great shot does what a strategy deck never will. It sticks. People remember it, feel it, act on it.Momentous, since day one
02 / The Tape Archive

Been rolling for years. Scrub the tape.

03 / The Coverage

One studio. The whole shot list.

No rotating cast of vendors. One crew runs strategy, direction, and production, the way an actual set runs, not a spreadsheet.

Scene 1

Strategy

Before a single frame. We build the growth plan underneath the creative: what earns attention organically, where paid accelerates it, and the cadence that keeps the numbers moving instead of resetting every quarter.

  • Organic & paid growth strategy
  • Channel & platform planning
  • Performance tracking & optimization
  • Audience & voice research
Scene 2

Direction

The point of view, applied. Concepts, scripts, and shot lists, plus the calls on set that turn a good idea into a finished piece.

  • Creative direction
  • Concept & scripting
  • Art direction
  • Talent & location casting
Scene 3

Production

Cameras roll. Emmy-winning crew, lean by design. Craft was never about how much gear showed up.

  • Film & photo production
  • Editing & post
  • Motion & design
  • Delivery, every vertical format
2Emmy-winning productions
11Billion-dollar brands served
3Scenes: strategy, direction, production
1Point of contact. Always.
04 / The Roster

Campaigns for the biggest names in the room. Standing production for the ones who never stop being the story.

Brands we've shot for
LEGOWALMARTADIDASMICROSOFTHPTRISCUITHELLOFRESHHILTONMARRIOTT BONVOYSIRIUSXMPANDORA
People we build with
LARRY KINGALEX HORMOZITHE ROCKJUSTIN FLOMRYAN'S WORLDMARIA WENDTPHIL IVEYSPY NINJASRCLBEAUTY101OFFICIAL COMEDY
Agencies & studios who pull us in
MACHINIMAAWESOMENESSTVSTUDIO71MAKER STUDIOSHAVASHOGARTHGREYGENEROMNTNVSCRL

Three rosters, one studio. Brands call for campaigns. Creators and public figures stay on retainer because their content never stops. Agencies and studios pull us in when the work actually has to get made.

05 / The Philosophy
Avoid Ordinary. Be Momentous.
06 / The Receipts
adidas Originals Gazelle campaign production stilladidas · Originals → TERREX → Federation▶ Watch the case study
Proof: they kept calling

One shoe campaign turned into three product lines

adidas brought us in to launch Originals' Gazelle. The campaign landed hard enough that they called again, this time for the Free Hiker 2.0 under TERREX. Then again, for Federation, their pro soccer line.

Same studio, three different corners of the adidas portfolio, one client who stopped shopping around.

3Product lines covered
3Campaigns delivered
0Times we had to re-pitch
1Studio they kept calling
Watch the tape
LEGO x Walmart 90 Years of Play shoppable livestream production stillLEGO × Walmart · 90 Years of Play▶ Watch the case study
Proof: the numbers

A shoppable livestream that outsold the pitch deck

LEGO brought us in to produce a shoppable livestream with Walmart celebrating their 90th anniversary. It moved fast enough that LEGO asked for an encore, with the same results.

4M+Views
$5M+Sales generated
48 hrsSales window
2×Times LEGO asked for an encore
Watch the tape
How To Be 🌈 in Las Vegas series production stillCity of Las Vegas · How To Be 🌈 in Las Vegas▶ Watch the case study
Proof: a city trusted us

Three icons, three awareness days, and a series the community embraced

The City of Las Vegas commissioned a three-part series honoring community icons on Lesbian Visibility Day, Transgender Day of Visibility and National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day. We led production, with Hogarth, Grey, Gramercy Park and Townhouse alongside.

Campy, bold, retro and unapologetically gaudy, shot in a rented Liberace mansion, at Drai's and from a convertible on the Strip. The City called it a success.

3Awareness days honored
3Community icons
4Agency partners
1Liberace mansion, rented
Watch the tape
Hilton Embassy Suites pool deck photographyHilton · Embassy Suites▶ See the stills
Proof: one client, two mediums

Film for Tapestry. Stills for Embassy Suites. One crew for both.

Hilton's brands each need their own look. For Tapestry Collection and Hilton Miami that meant film. For Embassy Suites it meant stills: rooftop lounges, pool decks, lobby bars and the guests who make a hotel feel worth booking.

Same client, two mediums, one crew that can cover both.

3Hilton films
30+Embassy Suites stills
2Mediums, film and photo
1Crew for both
See the stills
07 / The Feed

We've actually lived in the feed.

Not strategy that's never touched a real platform. Years spent cutting for the hook, the loop, the exact three seconds before a thumb keeps moving, in poker, wrestling, kids' content, late-night TV, and whatever's next. Every screenshot scattered around this text is a real post, a real audience, a real number.

43M+views across the posts on this page. Shot, cut, or directed personally.
Phil Ivey poker video, 334K views
Phil Ivey poker advice video, 1M views
Instagram digital products video, 32K views
Digital product niche video, 19K views
The Rock, Ascendance trailer, 1.8M views
Eagles React episode, 69K views
Phil Ivey sneaker con video, 60K views
Sawing a baby in half video, 1.4M views
Disney tricks video, 902K views
You Are Not Alone wedding video, 10M views
Frank Frazetta interview, 207K views
Larry King Now, Corey Taylor interview, 8M views
Matthew Gray Gubler Goes to Prom, 566K views
Larry King Now, Tyler the Creator interview, 4.1M views
Political commentary video, 707K views
Spy Ninjas video, 3.2M views
pocket.watch gummy challenge video, 7M views
Phil Ivey Instagram post, 311K views
Phil Ivey sneaker Instagram post, 682K views
Phil Ivey Instagram post, 410K views
Ryan's World adoption day video, 2.4M views
08 / The Stills

Motion isn't the only thing we shoot.

Ad campaigns. Brand assets. Hotels and hospitality. Event coverage. Social content. Whatever needs to be a still instead of a scene. Thirty-four shots, real work, not stock.

Missy Elliott performing at Lovers & Friends, photographed by Luther Redd
F-01 · Luther Redd
Pool deck at an Embassy Suites resort, photographed for Hilton
F-02 · Embassy Suites
Portrait at Atomic Golf, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-03 · Monique Marestein
Concert portrait, photographed by Luther Redd
F-04 · Luther Redd
Guests around a fire pit at The Eddy in Tucson, a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel
F-05 · Hilton Tapestry
Dark Moon Coffee product photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-06 · Monique Marestein
Jason Kelce portrait, photographed by Luther Redd
F-07 · Luther Redd
Rooftop terrace at an Embassy Suites hotel, photographed for Hilton
F-08 · Embassy Suites
Pub food and drink photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-09 · Monique Marestein
Concert stage, photographed by Luther Redd
F-10 · Luther Redd
Couple in the lounge at The Wilbur in Lititz, a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel
F-11 · Hilton Tapestry
Cocktail product photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-12 · Monique Marestein
Festival crowd, photographed by Luther Redd
F-13 · Luther Redd
Rooftop lounge at an Embassy Suites hotel, photographed for Hilton
F-14 · Embassy Suites
Lifestyle photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-15 · Monique Marestein
Lil Yachty performing, photographed by Luther Redd
F-16 · Luther Redd
Poolside at The Eddy in Tucson, a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel
F-17 · Hilton Tapestry
Lifestyle photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-18 · Monique Marestein
Lobby bar at an Embassy Suites hotel, photographed for Hilton
F-19 · Embassy Suites
Chris Brown performing at Lovers & Friends, photographed by Luther Redd
F-20 · Luther Redd
Lifestyle photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-21 · Monique Marestein
Guest room morning at The Wilbur in Lititz, a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel
F-22 · Hilton Tapestry
World Poker Tour final table, photographed by Luther Redd
F-23 · Luther Redd
Lifestyle photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-24 · Monique Marestein
Family in an Embassy Suites guest room, photographed for Hilton
F-25 · Embassy Suites
Juicy J at Drai's Nightclub, photographed by Luther Redd
F-26 · Luther Redd
Product photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-27 · Monique Marestein
Shuffleboard at The Eddy in Tucson, a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel
F-28 · Hilton Tapestry
Atmosphere performing at Lovers & Friends, photographed by Luther Redd
F-29 · Luther Redd
Product photography, photographed by Monique Marestein
F-30 · Monique Marestein
Poolside cabana at an Embassy Suites resort, photographed for Hilton
F-31 · Embassy Suites
Concert photography, photographed by Luther Redd
F-32 · Luther Redd
Concert photography, photographed by Luther Redd
F-33 · Luther Redd
Cocktails at the bar at The Wilbur in Lititz, a Hilton Tapestry Collection hotel
F-34 · Hilton Tapestry
09 / On Set

Crew > gear. Lights, sweat, donuts at midnight.

Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: the rig
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: moody on purpose
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: last light
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: donuts at midnight
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: crew > gear
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: motion blur, on purpose
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: one more light
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: the overhead shot
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: take twelve
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: the set is a train
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: roll 01
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: roll 02
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: roll 03
Behind the scenes on a Momentous set: roll 04
01 / 14the rig On set
10 / Who's Behind the Camera

Four people. One crew. No department to blame.

“Create more, with less.”
Alex Darke, Chief Executive Officer at Momentous

Alex Darke

Chief Executive Officer

Vegas kid, LA sharpened. Eight years as director of photography on the Emmy-winning Larry King Now, plus a Clio shortlist along the way. Worked with major brands and personalities across the industry, LEGO to Larry King himself. No patience for gear-as-procrastination. Craft is a point of view, not a lens kit.

Monique Marestein, Chief Operating Officer at Momentous

Monique Marestein

Chief Operating Officer

Started behind a camera and never really left it, just widened the lens to the whole operation. Keeps strategy, production, and every client relationship moving on the same schedule, with the same crew, every time.

Stefan Newman, Chief Production Officer at Momentous

Stefan Newman

Chief Production Officer

Emmy-winning director and producer with a decade of national and global campaigns behind him, Hilton, adidas, Triscuit, HelloFresh, SiriusXM, and counting. Runs a set like the deadline's already tomorrow, because on this crew it usually is.

Luther Redd, Chief Marketing Officer · Head of Photography at Momentous

Luther Redd

Chief Marketing Officer · Head of Photography

Photographer first, marketer by necessity. Shot for Vice Media, Universal Music Group, the Las Vegas Aces, and Hennessy, and now turns that same eye on Momentous's own brand and every client that needs stills, not just motion.

11 / The Call Sheet

What “always-on” actually looks like

01

Strategy call

We find your feeling, your channels, and the actual numbers we're chasing, views, follows, revenue, not just a look that tests well in a pitch.

02

The first cut

Thirty days in, you see what always-on content actually looks like from this studio, not a deck about it.

03

Keep rolling

Monthly retainer, one point of contact, one crew. Content that doesn't stop because a campaign ended.

12 / Let's Roll

Let's
roll.

Tell us what's not getting made yet. We'll tell you if it's a project or a retainer, and when we can start. No deck, no dog and pony. Just the plan.

Let's Cook