Concept I
Tide
The Pacific corridor — Long Beach to Yantian and back.
— Awaiting pre-production
Now conceptualizing · Vol. 01
A media studio for the supply chain
The freight
moves the world.
We film it.
— A documentary studio shooting the architecture of American logistics. Ports, planes, pavement, people.
Coverage
Land · Sea · Air
Format
Docuseries · Film · Stills
OCEAN FREIGHT✦AIR CARGO✦FLATBED✦DRY VAN✦DISTRIBUTION✦INTERMODAL✦REEFER✦DRAYAGE✦WAREHOUSING✦LAST MILE✦OCEAN FREIGHT✦AIR CARGO✦FLATBED✦DRY VAN✦DISTRIBUTION✦INTERMODAL✦REEFER✦DRAYAGE✦WAREHOUSING✦LAST MILE✦OCEAN FREIGHT✦AIR CARGO✦FLATBED✦DRY VAN✦DISTRIBUTION✦INTERMODAL✦REEFER✦DRAYAGE✦WAREHOUSING✦LAST MILE✦
01 / Studio
Every container holds a story. Every driver, dispatcher, longshoreman, and pilot keeps a fragile system upright. We point cameras at the people and machines that move trillions of dollars in silence — and we make the work look as monumental as it is.
02 / Field
Selected frames.
In Development
Four concepts —
developed and written
for the American supply chain.
Concept II
Wheels
72 hours inside the long-haul economy.
— Awaiting pre-production
Concept III
Steel
Flatbeds, oversized loads, and the men who run them.
— Awaiting pre-production
Concept IV
Last Mile
The final hundred feet between a warehouse and a doorstep.
— Awaiting pre-production
03 / Field Notes
We shoot where the cargo is.
Ocean
Container terminals, breakbulk, bulk, ro/ro. Pacific, Atlantic, Gulf.
Air
Wide-body freighters, integrators, perishables, AOG.
Road
Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step-deck, double drop, oversize.
Inland
Distribution centers, fulfillment, cross-dock, intermodal yards.
— Closing frame
"The world arrived on a ship, a plane, a truck. Someone watched it move."