Fade In: Creative

So that’s a wrap for our quick trip to London. Thanks to our UK friends for helping it all go smoothly. Now onto post-production 💪🏻.

BTS from a couple smooth shoot days out in LA this week. Nice way to kick-off the month…

2025 has been one helluva year. Despite (surprisingly) very little time up in the air ✈️, this year was Fade In’s best yet. Grateful to all of our amazing partners who trusted us to tell their stories, and to our ever-expanding team of filmmakers we’re lucky enough to collaborate with to bring those stories to life.
To all of our Fade In friends - wishing you and your families a healthy and happy New Year, and can’t wait to turn the page to 2026. 🥂 #2026

And that’s a wrap for this week’s project in Morristown. Some beautiful footage captured by an all-star crew. Grateful for some fun, productive days. And now (quickly) onto post.

Great couple days on set building and then filming at this podcast studio set on site at one of the most iconic hotels in the country.

A few BTS to kick off a real busy stretch of shoots in NYC, Chicago and DC.

Branded content for major brands? ✔️ Video editing and Motion Graphics? ✔️.
Arts and Crafts + impromptu Summer Camp for Kindergartners? Um… ✔️? Co-Founder Matt Cori was all about creating an assorted cast of characters today for this lucky kid while waiting out a very long render. Characters created included “Natalie The Mom,” “Billy the Dog,” “Sebastian the Dad,” and “Charlie the Frickle Man.” .

Back at it and filming for the 2025 Thomas Edison Patent Awards.

It’s been a minute since we posted here, but that’s because this summer’s been busy with lots of projects in post. So busy that we’ve asked for help from the canine community. “Bear,” has been learning the ropes here at the last few weeks, and as you can see in the one picture, threatening to overtake Mike for the title of “Tallest Member of the Fade In Team.”
In addition to his interest in the suite of products, this (still) growing boy also enjoys ice cubes, sniffing things, greeting people each time they come into Matt’s edit suite to bother him with a question, belly rubs, and being asked if he’s “a good boy,” over and over again. We’re happy he chose us for his editing fellowship.