Our Work

Stories that carry meaning.

At Wylder Stories, we focus on projects that explore the deeper story behind people, ideas, and organizations shaping the future. Some of our work is in development. Some is in production. Some projects remain private collaborations. But every project begins the same way: with a story worth telling.

Selected Work

A Background Built on Meaningful Stories

Our background in film and media spans a wide range of projects — from independent films and documentaries to large-scale productions. Through these collaborations we've helped support and develop projects connected to studios and creative teams across the entertainment industry, including projects associated with companies such as A24 and Lionsgate.

These experiences continue to inform the storytelling approach behind Wylder Stories today. While many current collaborations are in development or private partnership, the focus of our work remains consistent:

Bringing meaningful stories into the world with clarity and craft.

Areas of Focus

Our projects typically fall into several storytelling formats — each one designed to bring a meaningful story into the world with depth and craft.

Documentary Films

Feature-length or short documentary projects exploring the deeper narrative behind a person, company, movement, or idea — often focused on culture, human potential, regenerative systems, and the relationship between humanity and the natural world.

Founder Films

Intimate cinematic films that tell the story of the founder behind an organization — the why, the journey, and the human motivations that drive the mission. Often the cornerstone story behind a brand.

Docu-Series

Episodic storytelling designed to explore a topic or journey over multiple episodes — emerging ideas, communities, scientific discoveries, and the building of new ventures.

Podcasts

Long-form conversations and narrative audio projects that explore meaningful ideas through dialogue — a powerful platform for founders, thought leaders, and innovators.

Short-Form Story Systems

Narrative content designed for modern platforms — not disconnected clips, but storytelling systems that allow a larger narrative to unfold across multiple pieces of media.

Work In Development

Wylder Stories is currently developing a number of projects across documentary, film, and cultural storytelling. As these projects move into production and release, we'll share more here.

These projects are in active development. Details will be shared as they move toward production.

Industries & Themes

The stories we're drawn to tend to cluster around a set of interconnected themes — areas where meaningful change is happening and where storytelling can make a real difference.

Regenerative Agriculture

Soil, food systems, and the future of how we grow.

Human Health

Wellness, longevity, and the science of human potential.

Cultural Storytelling

Art, identity, and the narratives that shape how we see the world.

Founder Journeys

The people building mission-driven companies and movements.

Environmental Innovation

The relationship between humanity and the natural world.

A Living Body of Work

We see storytelling as a long-term creative practice. Rather than focusing on volume, our goal is to develop projects that contribute something meaningful to the cultural conversation.

Over time, this page will continue to grow as new projects come to life. Each one chosen not for scale, but for significance.

Depth Over Volume

We take on fewer projects so we can give each one the full attention it deserves.

Long-Term Thinking

The stories we develop are built to last — not optimized for a moment, but for meaning.

Collaborative by Nature

Every project is a genuine partnership. We work closely with the people behind the story.

Interested In Creating Something Together?

Many of the projects we develop begin with a simple conversation about the story behind what someone is building. If you feel that Wylder Stories might be the right partner to help bring your story into the world, we'd love to explore what might be possible.

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