Capturing moments from the Treasure Valley music scene.
our team
Cambria — Camera, websites, and controlled chaos
Travis — Infrastructure, backend, and “make it actually work”
Travis — Infrastructure, backend, and “make it actually work”
Cambria is the one who looks at something messy and goes,
“okay… but why is it like this?”
She started in medical billing at 18, learning how systems break and how much smoother things run when someone actually cares about the details.
That turned into years in tech and ecommerce, sitting in rooms talking about SEO, page speed, and how peop
Cambria is the one who looks at something messy and goes,
“okay… but why is it like this?”
She started in medical billing at 18, learning how systems break and how much smoother things run when someone actually cares about the details.
That turned into years in tech and ecommerce, sitting in rooms talking about SEO, page speed, and how people actually behave online.
While everyone else was doing their role, she was connecting dots.
What makes something easy to find.
What makes people bounce.
What makes something feel good to use.
Now she applies that to bands, venues, and digital projects.
Also:
- she’s 5’2” and films from the crowd without blocking anyone
- she will absolutely hyperfocus on your project
- and she’s not here to make things complicated
If something’s confusing, she’ll just fix it.
Travis — Infrastructure, backend, and “make it actually work”
Travis — Infrastructure, backend, and “make it actually work”
Travis — Infrastructure, backend, and “make it actually work”
Travis is the reason everything holds together.
He’s been in IT for years supporting small businesses through networking, troubleshooting, and backend systems.
If something needs to work reliably, he’s the one making sure it does.
He’s also the one who turned a stop at a neighborhood bar into something more.
During a heavy time in life, he fo
Travis is the reason everything holds together.
He’s been in IT for years supporting small businesses through networking, troubleshooting, and backend systems.
If something needs to work reliably, he’s the one making sure it does.
He’s also the one who turned a stop at a neighborhood bar into something more.
During a heavy time in life, he found a place that felt like his version of Cheers. Somewhere consistent. Somewhere real.
Like any IT guy eventually does, he said:
“you should probably have a real website.”
One domain later, things started moving.
Now he handles client coordination, backend logic, and yes… he’s the drone guy too.
The Kid — Editing, content instincts, and speed
Travis — Infrastructure, backend, and “make it actually work”
The Kid — Editing, content instincts, and speed
The Kid (teen) grew up making content.
Not casually. Obsessively.
By the time most kids were just watching YouTube, they were already editing, posting, and learning what people actually stop for.
They bring something most businesses don’t have:
a real-time instinct for what works right now.
They edit, give creative direction, and can spot inst
The Kid (teen) grew up making content.
Not casually. Obsessively.
By the time most kids were just watching YouTube, they were already editing, posting, and learning what people actually stop for.
They bring something most businesses don’t have:
a real-time instinct for what works right now.
They edit, give creative direction, and can spot instantly when something hits… or when it doesn’t.
Also, they will absolutely call out bad keyframing.
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