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What Founders Really Need From Their Videos

Founders don’t just need videos—they need clarity. In this piece, we explore how the process of making a brand film often uncovers the deeper “why” behind the work. Because the best scripts don’t start with messaging—they start with meaning. And when that lands, everything else aligns.

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Preston Kanak Preston Kanak

Working With Energy, Not Just Deadlines

Deadlines matter—but they’re not the whole story. In this piece, we explore why creative timelines should be shaped by energy, not just urgency. Because when we map our work to real-life rhythms—not just due dates—we don’t just hit deliverables. We make work that lasts.

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Preston Kanak Preston Kanak

Notes on Narrative Tension

Tension isn’t just a storytelling tool—it’s a sign of life. This essay explores why the most powerful brand stories don’t skip the hard parts, and how embracing contrast—between fear and action, vision and reality—can turn your story into something human, honest, and unforgettable.

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Preston Kanak Preston Kanak

Why More Isn’t Better

We’ve been taught that more is better. More posts. More offers. More noise. But in an era of burnout and overwhelm, clarity is what truly cuts through. This essay is a gentle invitation to step off the hamster wheel—and build something that connects by being clear, not louder.

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