Good stories go beyond the surface.
Filmmaking & photography for food, wine, hospitality, agriculture & lifestyle brands.
We stay close to people, place, and process, shaping what we find into films and photographs that feel lived-in rather than manufactured.
Wildly Simple is a film and photography production company working directly with in-house marketing teams, from creative development through post-production. We plan for what the brand needs now and where the material may need to go next.
Featured Work
Brand Films →
On-location films built around people, process, product, and place.
Photography →
Commercial and editorial photography made on location.
Social Content →
Short-form video, photography, carousels, clips, and other finished pieces built for everyday brand communication.
Editorial Libraries →
Original photography, motion, interviews, and supporting material your team can draw from over time.
Creative development, production & post under one roof.
Every assignment starts with what the brand needs. We define the primary work, consider where it needs to live, and build the production around it from creative development through final delivery.
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Creative direction, story development, visual approach, interviews, scripts, shot planning, deliverable planning, and pre-production.
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Brand films, campaign work, interviews, short-form video, cutdowns, and digital ad creative. On-location production throughout California and beyond.
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Commercial and editorial photography for food, agriculture, wine, hospitality, and lifestyle brands, produced independently or alongside motion.
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Editing and finishing for newly captured or existing material, including story editing, color, sound, music, graphics, cutdowns, alternate formats, and final delivery.
Built for in-house teams.
We work directly with marketing and brand teams that value strong visual judgment, clear communication, and a direct path from brief to finished work. When an agency or outside creative partner is already involved, we integrate into the team and production plan.
Let’s talk about your project.
Tell us what you’re working on.