Casper Stories - 6 Part Series
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Casper Stories - 6 Part Series
Commissioned by Visit Casper, Casper Stories is a cinematic doc-style series created to spotlight real locals and connect their personal stories to the tourism assets that shape life in The Casper Area. The goal was to build pride from within while showing visitors what makes Casper special —from world-class fly fishing and nordic skiing to live music, art, and heritage experiences. Just as important was the commitment to giving locals a voice in the narrative—celebrating everyday people as the heartbeat of the region.
Video Production
Filmed across 6 episodes with a small, agile team, each episode focused on a single character and location, captured through rich visuals and immersive sound. The production process combined cinematic lighted interviews, scenic B-roll, aerial drone coverage, and vérité-style moments that kept the series grounded and authentic. Locations ranged from mountain trails and trout hatcheries to historic concert venues and covered wagon rides on the actual Oregon Trail.
Video Post-production
Post work was guided by a minimalist, cinematic edit style that let the stories breathe. Each film was layered with interview dialogue, natural sound, and carefully chosen music to elevate tone without ever overpowering the subject. The result: a cohesive, emotionally resonant series with strong individual episodes and a unified visual identity.
Video Delivery
Deliverables included six full-length mini-docs, multiple vertical social cutdowns for Reels and TikTok, colored B-roll selects from each shoot to be used by Visit Casper to further their content library, and blog content to support each release. The campaign generated strong engagement across social media, reaching both local and out-of-state audiences while driving interest in lesser-known tourism opportunities. All episodes live on the Visit Casper YouTube channel and are embedded across the official Casper Stories blog.
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