InterChange Media

As we close out one of our most prolific years, we have much gratitude to be able to share positive stories that are having meaningful impact on communities across our state. We worked with legal luminaries, survivors, builders, creators, academics, equity champions, health justice heroes and many others who are working to keep our communities safe and help them to thrive. In quiet moments of appreciation, we continue to be in awe of the beauty and wonder of our world. There is much to celebrate as we all safely journey through this holiday season. We wish you all great joy and peace and look forward to sharing time with you in 2025!

May your 2024 be off to a great start! Having filmed across Washington State the last 2 years, we have been getting behind the scenes and meeting phenomenal people who are doing transformational work with meaningful intentions to ensure that safety, equality, and justice are supporting and revitalizing our communities. We are thankful for our nonprofit, education, legal, government, environmental, corporate, and construction clients who continue to inspire our work.

We are wishing you all well. We have survived and thrived but also lost loved ones during the pandemic. We are grateful to our clients who have continued to come back to us, as well as refer us to other clients. During the pandemic, we were able to create nonprofit videos related to the environment, education, race equity, food insecurity, refugee rights, domestic violence, labor trafficking and s*x trafficking, LGBT rights, legal heroes, legal aid assistance, unemployment benefits, dairy farm worker rights, and the list goes on. We’ve also been working with a local artist on a music video, with City agencies in King County and with our construction clients on projects at the new Seatac International Arrivals Facility (nice facility!), the light rail in Shoreline and other roadway projects along I-5. We were also able to meet and film Lem Howell, a local civil rights hero and Doug Baldwin, former Seahawks wide receiver, which was pretty cool. Here are some photos from this past year. Many blessings to all and looking forward to seeing you in person again soon!!!

It was fun conducting an interview in the Mariners dugout for one of the recipients of the 2019 APEX Awards. Fred Rivera, executive vice president and general counsel for the Seattle Mariners, is receiving the Sally P. Savage Leadership in Philanthropy Award. It is one of eleven awards the Washington State Bar is giving out this year.

"Did you know that eviction is the leading cause of homelessness?" Fred found out and he and his team at the Mariners did something about it! Find out here:
https://www.lookoutlanding.com/2019/1/29/18144108/the-seattle-mariners-choose-eviction-prevention-preferred-method-battle-homelessness-in-king-county