OUr Work
We LOVE what we do because we get to help people SHARE their stories with the WORLD!
Demo Reel
Demo Reel
VIDEOWashington University – iCares
Washington University – iCares
VIDEOJim Beam – Whiskey in the Winter
Jim Beam – Whiskey in the Winter
VIDEOMaryville University
Maryville University
VIDEODrone Reel
Drone Reel
VIDEOSt. Louis County Library – Kids Summer Reading Club
St. Louis County Library – Kids Summer Reading Club
VIDEO
Silo Coffee & Goods
Silo Coffee & Goods
VIDEOO’Fallon Fire Protection
O’Fallon Fire Protection
VIDEO
NBA XPLOR
NBA XPLOR
VIDEO
Starkloff Disability Institute – Career Academy
Starkloff Disability Institute – Career Academy
VIDEODragonfly Fitness
Dragonfly Fitness
VIDEOOur Services
Crane Creative specializes in video production and web design for corporations, nonprofits, and educational institutions. We strive to help our clients promote their causes and inspire with their missions by sharing their stories with the world.
We handle the production and editing for corporate videos, promotional campaigns, and more, from concept through delivery.
We build sleek, user-friendly websites that not only work with our clients’ marketing goals but also stay at the forefront of web trends.
At Crane Creative, we know that no two projects are exactly the same. We collaborate with your team, bringing tons of experience and expertise to the table. We understand the importance of branding and messaging, and finding effective and budget-conscious ways to bring your message to life.
We are easy to communicate with, responsive, and proactive throughout the entire production process. We’re both personable and professional, and make sure that our clients enjoy the process.
About Crane Creative
Paul Crane is the founder of Crane Creative and a native of St. Louis, MO. Paul started working in film/video when he moved to New York to enroll in a film program. After a few years in NYC, he moved back to his hometown and gained experience working as a crew member on reality shows and documentaries. Shortly after moving back home he also discovered a homeless tent city in downtown St. Louis, and over the next several years he completed his first feature length documentary titled “Living In Tents”. The film was accepted into several festivals including the St. Louis International Film Festival.
While Paul worked on “Living In Tents”, he began creating what would become Crane Creative. Crane Creative has produced videos for clients such as Washington University, St. Louis County Library, Maryville University, NASA, St. Louis Fire Departments, and many others.