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From Fairchild AFB to Downtown: Telling Spokane's Story Through Commercial Video
Spokane's economy spans military, healthcare, education, and retail — and each sector needs a different visual approach.
fishingbloopers
Sep 42 min read
Small Business Marketing in Spokane: Why Local Video Beats Stock Footage Every Time
With a median household income around $58,700 and a growing small business base, Spokane's market increasingly rewards authenticity over stock content.
fishingbloopers
Sep 32 min read
Riverfront Park and Spokane Falls: Why Downtown Spokane Is an Underrated Filming Location
Spokane Falls and the Spokane River run directly through downtown — here's why that makes it one of the best filming locations in the Inland Northwest.
fishingbloopers
Sep 22 min read
Hoopfest Weekend: A Photographer's Guide to Spokane's Biggest Basketball Tournament
Spokane hosts the world's largest three-on-three basketball tournament every summer — here's how to shoot it well.
fishingbloopers
Sep 12 min read
Shooting Bloomsday: How to Film the Nation's Largest Timed Road Race
Bloomsday brings tens of thousands of runners through downtown Spokane — here's how to actually film it.
fishingbloopers
Aug 312 min read
Finding a Videographer in Spokane: What to Look for Before You Book
Spokane is a market of 230,000+ people — here's what to actually check before hiring a videographer there.
fishingbloopers
Aug 302 min read
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