What We Cover

photography fuh-TOG-ruh-fee noun

1. 1.From the Greek phōs, light, and graphē, drawing. Literally: drawing with light.
2. 2.At Exposure Media: We work a room rather than direct it, so what you get back looks like what actually happened instead of what we arranged. Every frame is edited individually — no batch presets — and delivered in a gallery you can download from and share the same week.

cinematography sin-uh-muh-TOG-ruh-fee noun

1. 1.Telling a story in motion — what light, lens and movement say when dialogue can't.
2. 2.At Exposure Media: We shoot for the edit rather than for the moment: covering a scene from the angles you'll want three months from now, getting clean sound the first time, and grading every frame by hand. What comes back holds up on a big screen and still lands cut down to fifteen seconds.