By telling stories about real people — sharing their backgrounds and beliefs, trials and triumphs — we create connections that go deeper and last longer. Those connections translate into trust, creating advocates, loyalists and devotees.
Digital Campaigns
Partnering with our clients, we envision, capture and craft powerful brand stories, delivering high-quality digital assets for omni-channel distribution.
Spotlight Film
A high-end spotlight film becomes the storytelling centerpiece of a scalable campaign.
Cut-downs
From the cinematic video, we produce 30-60-second cut-downs for use in social and digital campaigns.
Still Images
We also curate a selection of high-quality still images featuring portraits and candids that help power your story.
We believe there is more to your story…
From the core brand film and digital assets we create, we can scale your story to reach broader audiences across paid, earned and owned channels.
social posts to share the cut-down videos optimized for social platforms.
spotlight article (~750 words) capturing the story in written form for use in blogs, magazines, etc.
feature article (~2,000 words) further expanding on the story narrative.
press materials to share your story with journalists, including a press release, b-roll package, and pitch letter.
Our Clients
Together, as partners
We believe in respect, transparency, and collaboration. We work closely with our clients as partners, making sure we deeply understand who you are, your dreams for your brand and what success looks like from our collaboration.
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"What an incredible piece of work. Carrie and Hanh are truly storytelling magicians.”
—John Mendel, owner, Devils Creek Distillery
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"Among the many fortunate turns of my career, I’ve worked with both Hanh Nguyen and Carrie Carroll. Now these two exceptional storytellers have formed Embers & Oak Storyworks."
Jay Joseph, managing director and CEO, Honda Australia
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“Embers & Oak Storyworks beautifully captured our brand story. They took the time to understand our organization and our message and nailed it.”
Ben Weitz, executive director, Shangri La - Doris Duke Foundation