Documented in partnership with Acres — a multi-day convening of regenerative agriculture's most important voices. Capital, land, and practice on film.
Every project in this vertical carries a story larger than the property itself — one that deserves cinematic treatment.
Multi-generational ranching culture, working cattle operations, and the families who've shaped a landscape over decades. Aerial cinematics, ground-level intimacy, and the rhythms of land-based life.
Land coming back — from degraded to thriving. We document rewilding and restoration projects at every stage, capturing the ecological shift as it happens over seasons.
Conservation communities, land co-ops, and intentional communities organized around stewardship. Individual portraits, shared infrastructure, and the philosophy behind how people choose to live.
Passive houses, net-zero builds, earthen construction, and structural systems designed to work with their landscape rather than against it. Process to completion, inside and out.
The human story behind shared land, shared infrastructure, and shared values. We bring cinematic craft to communities that are building something most people have never seen.
Soil carbon projects, watershed restoration, holistic grazing transitions, and the practitioners doing long-horizon work on land. Science, practice, and the people behind both.
In spring 2026, Pantheon partnered with Acres — a multi-day convening of regenerative agriculture's most important voices — to document what's actually happening at the intersection of capital, land, and practice.
The room included speakers, farmers, investors, developers, and policymakers. The footage captures conversations that don't happen on camera anywhere else: the investment thesis for regenerative land, the economics of conservation development, and the operators building enterprises that are profitable and restorative at the same time.
The film was shot over multiple days of panels, field visits, and private conversations. The result is a document of a movement at a turning point — made to last, not to promote.
Multi-generational ranching families, conservation landowners, and land stewards who understand that what they've built deserves to be documented — for legacy, for marketing, or for the next generation who will inherit it.
Builders, architects, and developers working in passive construction, net-zero design, and regenerative land development. Your work is differentiated — a cinematic film communicates what a spec sheet cannot.
Ecovillage founders, conservation community developers, and organizations building land-based communities. Film is how you show prospective members and partners what's possible before they can visit in person.
We start with a conversation about your land, your project, and what you want the film to do. We'll identify the story worth telling, the locations worth shooting, and the voices worth putting on camera. You'll receive a written scope with timeline and investment before we proceed.
We arrive with a full production team — aerial and ground cinematography, direction, and sound. We move through your land and your story with care, capturing what's real rather than staging what looks right. Most shoots run one to three days.
We edit to a finished film with color grade, sound mix, and music licensed for your use. You'll see a first cut within three weeks of production. Revision rounds are included. Final delivery in broadcast-ready formats for web, social, and screening.
BFA in Computer Animation from Ringling College of Art and Design. Hollywood VFX career including Avatar: The Way of Water with James Cameron and Lightstorm Entertainment. Co-founder of Pantheon Media TX, where he leads cinematography, VFX, and client relationships. Based in Austin.
Master's in Digital Media from the University of Florida. Background in transformational content and documentary storytelling. Co-founder of Pantheon Media TX, where she leads production systems, story development, and operations. Specializes in capturing human depth in land-based and community-driven subjects.
Every engagement is scoped to your project. These are our starting frameworks — not fixed menus. Contact us and we'll build a scope that fits.
A focused single-day production — aerial and ground cinematics, finished film with color grade and licensed music, delivered for web and social.
Request scopeMulti-day ranch story film with aerial and ground cinematics, practitioner and landowner interviews, and broadcast-ready delivery including social cuts.
Request scopeExtended multi-day production covering the full community story — residents, land, infrastructure, and vision — in a broadcast-ready documentary with social cuts.
Request scopeOngoing quarterly or seasonal visits capturing land transformation over time. Builds into a long-form archive film — ideal for restoration and rewilding projects.
Request scopeWe work with ranches and working land, rewilded and restored properties, regenerative communities and ecovillages, sustainable and passive builds, and high-end homes with meaningful regenerative features — solar, water systems, land stewardship programs. We don't take on standard real estate listings; those are a different craft. If your project has a story rooted in land, place, or regenerative practice, it's likely a fit.
Yes — our Seasonal Documentation retainer is built for exactly this. Land restoration, rewilding, and regenerative agriculture projects change dramatically across seasons. We visit quarterly or on a schedule that matches your project's pace, building an archive that eventually becomes a long-form documentary record of the transformation.
Yes. Pantheon Media is based in Austin, and our primary markets are Texas and the broader Southwest — but we travel for the right project. Our 2026 production season includes Asheville and Western North Carolina, the Oregon coast, and Vancouver Island. Contact us with your location and we'll let you know whether we can make it work.
Most projects move from initial scope call to finished film in six to ten weeks. Production days happen on a schedule that works for your land and season. Post-production runs approximately three to four weeks after we wrap. Larger community films may take longer depending on the number of interviews and locations.
The packages listed are frameworks, not rigid quotes. Every project is scoped individually after a conversation about your land, your story, and what you want the film to accomplish. Some projects need less than a full package; others need more. We'll build a scope that fits your actual situation and send a written proposal before any commitment.
Every project starts with a conversation. Share what you're working on and we'll get back to you within two business days with initial thoughts and availability.
Expect to hear from us within two business days with initial thoughts and availability.
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