Kathman Creative

Join the Kathman Creative Team! We’re expanding and looking for passionate videographers, photographers, and editors to join us as contractors! Whether you’re a pro at capturing stunning visuals, telling stories through the lens, or creating top-notch edits, we want you! Why Join Us? - Work with a cutting-edge agency. - Collaborate on exciting projects nationwide. - Be part of our growing creative family! We Have a Potential Corporate Conference Coming Up! So, if you’re up for the challenge and ready to showcase your skills, we need your help! What We’re Looking For: - Videographers & Photographers: Bring your own gear. - Editors: Experience is a must. Our clientele is primarily SMB’s (small to medium businesses) & Larger National & International Corporations. (I may get us back into higher end real estate as well, but tbd) Interested? Submit your application, portfolio, and a short video on why you’re the perfect fit for Kathman Creative. Tell us about your gear, day rates, and your expertise. Application Form Coming Soon! Just need your details—tag anyone interested! For more info, visit our website KathmanCreative.com or email us at KathmanCreative@gmail.com Let’s work together!

If you're making content for your business, focus less on views or subscribers. Unless you're aiming to be an influencer, the goal is to raise awareness, not chase fame. Content marketing is about brand awareness, getting leads and turning them into sales. One view could mean one sale, so don’t worry about fame or embarrassment—just get your business out there. Even if people don’t interact, they still saw your brand.

"93% of brands got a new customer because of a video on social media." (Source: Animoto)

Here's a sneak peek of an iconic moment from our unreleased marketing series created for our National Client, Hello Destination Management. This 6-7 figure event for Marriott International has already played a key role in closing more major deals! Excited to share the full video soon!

Rebuilding my third business after losing everything with my first. After five years of hard work, I found myself back at my parents' home, halfway across the country, broke, and without prospects. After years of self-doubt, odd jobs, and failed ventures, I decided to rebuild what I started at 19. This photo captures me transforming a small bedroom in my parents' house into a photography studio—the humble beginnings of what would become Dan Kathman Studios, LLC.

Why your business or creator dreams seem impossible or unlikely for you. Hope this helps! 🙌🏼