We’ve all been there at the start of the new year with wild dreams and plans for the future that we either forget about or fizzle out on quickly. Now that it’s September, we thought it would be a good time to check up on our creative goals for the year, because it’s never too […]

The Art of Movement series explores the concept of movement from every which way, dissecting the topic with folks from all walks of life. We’re kicking things off with our friend and stellar creative human, Helen Hawaz. Tell us a little bit about who you are and what you do. Who am I? I’m someone […]

One of the opportunities I love most in being a video storyteller is when our partners come to us looking to demonstrate the empathetic side of their business or organization. The generally accepted definition of empathy is simply having the capacity to understand or feel what another person is experiencing from their point of view. […]

When video needs arise, questions can quickly pile up regarding how on earth you’ll find yourself with the video you need by the date you need it.   “Does this studio understand my vision?” “Do I have enough information for this team to get started?” “How much will I get to see the project in progress?” […]

You know what they say, “New Year, New Reel.” So, I took a few minutes to chat with the guy who led that charge. That guy is Ryan Gargac and he specializes in edit, animation + sound design... so he knows a thing or two.

October is National Book Month! If you’re interested in exploring creativity (from a heck of a lot of angles, including animation) we’ve got you covered. Happy reading!

Ronald McDonald House Charities is a place that means a lot to us, and we want to invite you to get to know RMHC better. So we talked with Ryan Wilkins of RMHC Central Ohio to give you the scoop!

Ronald McDonald House Charities exists to keep families close by providing housing and resources while their children require hospital care. At Pixel Park we’re passionate about this cause...

No business will ever be perfect and we’re still learning as we go, but I wouldn’t change a thing about our story and I’m so glad I “just went for it” back in 2013.

So, why warm up? Creative exercises challenge your mind to think differently, open you up to new ideas, and encourage camaraderie when done together as a team.