SHE Did It Videography
Videography Services
Looking to capture and preserve the essence of your upcoming event or program? As a professional videographer, I'll expertly document every highlight, from the thrilling opening moments to the heartfelt interactions. Then I use that content to create an inspiring video that will showcase your story and the impact of your event. Whether you are looking to attract new clients, inspire supporters, or cherish memories, your professionally crafted video will help you to forge lasting connections with your audience.


Video Editing Service
Perhaps you have some video clips and/or photos that you would like made into a video. That's my specialty! I'll use my skills as a content creator and video editor, taking your video clips and photos and turning them into a beautiful video that captures your unique story and makes it shine.
Do you want a video promoting your business or services? Or perhaps you simply want to share a story. Whatever your desire, I’m here to help you bring your video dreams to life!
Video Consulting
Do you want to create a engaging video, but have no idea where to start? I’ve got your back! Let’s meet together one-on-one to talk about your project and brainstorm ideas that are catered to your unique business or non-profit. I’ll pull from my years of experience in videography and video production to help you come up with personalized insights and strategies for your video. Whether you want help with high-level ideas, technical aspects or anything else, I’m at your service!
I guarantee that you’ll walk away from our meeting with tons of great ideas for your next project!

SHE's Mission
To make videos attainable for my small business family and nonprofit world, encouraging you to think outside of the box and give your video projects that Hollywood feel. SHE will always serve small first and always be creative, in every project, regardless of how many times we work together.
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WHO IS SHE?

Born and raised in Akron, Ohio, I now call Wadsworth home, where my husband, son Jett, and I live in a century-old house in the heart of downtown. Since planting roots here, I’ve built a business I love while connecting with a community that truly values creativity, kindness, and collaboration.
Along the way, I’ve been honored with several recognitions, including a Telly Award, Wadsworth Entrepreneur of the Year, and the ATHENA Young Professional Award. Most importantly, I’ve become deeply invested in using storytelling to support small businesses, nonprofits, and the people making a difference throughout Medina County and beyond.
Wadsworth and Medina County have supported SHE Did It from the very beginning, and their encouragement continues to inspire every project I create.

A Little More About Me
My love for cameras started young. Long before SHE Did It existed, I was the kid constantly playing with camcorders, creating little videos, and finding creative ways to tell stories. It took a few life experiences, and a little growing up, but that love eventually found its way back to me.
I began my college journey at The University of Akron in 2003 and later graduated with a degree in Mass Media Communication and a minor in Creative Writing. During college, I also created commercials for Night Rock on WZIP 88.1 FM in exchange for credits, which felt like a pretty solid deal at the time.
After graduation, I landed a marketing role in 2009 focused on branding and early social media management, back when social media moved at a much slower pace than it does today. In 2010, I spotted a Facebook ad looking for a videographer and decided, on a whim, to apply. With a background in media, art, radio, and cinema coursework, I figured I had a shot. Turns out, I was right.
That opportunity launched the next eight years of my career. I traveled throughout Northeast Ohio filming small businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, brick-and-mortar shops, and community organizations of all kinds. At one point, I was filming up to five videos a week, editing late nights and weekends, and managing every part of production on my own. It was a one-woman show then, and in many ways, it still is today.
Those years on the road and behind the computer reminded me exactly who I was. The creative kid with a camera. The student convincing teachers to let me make videos instead of writing reports. The storyteller who felt most at home behind the lens.
That chapter gave me the experience, confidence, and creative foundation to finally step out on my own.
So in 2018, with a four-year-old on my lap, a puppy at my feet, and a vision for something bigger, SHE Did It Videography was born.


In starting this business I knew a for things for sure:
1) I wanted my business involved in the community.
2) I wanted small business and non-profits to think of me as their local, go-to, community videographer.
3) I wanted to be a person the community could lean on for video questions (even social media) to strengthen the conversation and knowledge around video production.
4) From my first post-college job, I knew about branding. So, in creating a business name I know that if someone was to ask, “Oh, who did that video?” One might be inclined to say, “SHE did!"
And behold, SHE Did It Videography was born!

My passion in starting my own business has always been to make video storytelling accessible for small businesses and nonprofits. I love fostering collaborations with other creators and entrepreneurs, and I strive to be a resource that is approachable and available to small businesses, brick and mortar shops, local event planners, and entrepreneurs. SHE always serves small first, bringing creativity into every project, no matter how many times we work together.
I am a strong advocate for getting involved, supporting local, and giving back to the community. Videography is not only a livelihood for my family, it is also a way of giving back. I work just as hard creating, producing, and editing video as I do finding new ways to support individuals, my town, county, and the nonprofits that carry essential humanitarian work.
I sit on several boards, serve on committees, volunteer when I can, and am grateful for opportunities to donate video work when it fits. I do not share this to boast, but because I believe we all have a responsibility to lead with kindness and contribute where we are able.
If you are a small business or nonprofit in Northeastern Ohio with a vision for a video you want brought to life, let’s connect. SHE would love to help tell your story.

Contact SHE
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Medina County, Ohio
330.819.8285







