Monzo Media Productions

We are a video production company that creates compelling videos and results-driven video strategies for schools, non-profits, and businesses.

Owner/Creative Director

MonzPro

We are a video production company that helps tell stories for business through short promotional films.

Owner/Operator

Sparking growth in private schools, non-profits, and businesses with top-notch video strategies that drive enrollments, donations, and leads. It’s all about creating videos that do more than just look good—they educate, engage, and convert. Our focus? Crafting visual assets with your organization's goals front and center. Passionate about video marketing, but obsessed with results. 

You can check out more information and examples of our work at http://www.monzomediaproductions.com
610-389-2055

Joe Monzo

Graceflix

Filmed and edited hundreds of videos for a variety of clients over the years as freelance. Everything from commercials, to documentaries, to sporting events, to corporate marketing.

Video Producer

Sparkfun Electronics

Filmed and edited 300+ videos a year for marketing purposes to
over 200k subscribers. Adjusted videos for different platforms and target audiences to optimize reach and response.

Creative Director/Videographer

Third Stage Consulting Group

Videographer/Editor

Colorado State University

Managing all social media platforms for the School of Biomedical Engineering at Colorado State University. I developed a content creation campaign for their social media channels to best reach their targeted audience. Organized creation, delivery, and analytics across channels mostly through video marketing.

Social Media Marketing Manager

Privately contracted to perform hospitality, sponsor logistics, and social media content producing from photography to videography for events with 750,000+ attendees such as the US Open of Surfing and the Hurley Pro.

Production Assistant

GoodPeople Co.

GoodPeople.com is an online marketplace and social media website. I produced content for them at major events they sponsored such as XGames LA 2013, XGames Aspen 2014-2015, and XGames TX 2014-2015.

Video Editor

Little Shop of Physics

The Little Shop of Physics is a traveling hands-on science program based out of Colorado State University. It offers weekly podcast video episodes showing different fun science experiments and the Poudre School District's educational TV show 'Show Me Some Science'.

My mission is to assist business owners in generating profitable videos with ease! With almost a decade of expertise in video production and digital marketing, my team and I possess the prowess to amplify your brand through a complete video strategy.

Our expertise doesn't stop at crafting eye-catching videos; it extends to formulating an effective plan and strategy to achieve the results you desire. 

As the CEO and founder of Graceflix, a specialized content creation agency catering to brand story videos, I am dedicated to fostering purposeful relationships and inspiring others while delivering astounding outcomes for my clients.

Cassy Grace

We are obviously having no fun at all while filming.

Watching Shawn Hymel’s following explode in the tech and maker space has been awesome. He has earned every bit of it.

We have known each other for more than eight years, and it is still a blast getting to collaborate on projects like this. Helping him bring his educational content to life on the filming side has been such a fun experience.

Shawn’s current ROS series is releasing every week on DigiKey’s YouTube channel, and his next series featuring these little circuit boards is coming soon. 

Simple studio setup, high-value content, every single time.

Video Strategist & Producer | Founder, Graceflix | Helping brands grow through video!

Clients often ask for RAW footage, and sometimes I want to show them what that actually looks like.

RAW footage is flat, dull, and washed out. It is meant for flexibility in post-production, not for posting as-is. Unless the look is intentional, you never want to share ungraded footage.

I loved filming on this rooftop at Tnemec Company, Inc. where they were testing the durability of their coatings. The colors were incredible, and color correction brought them to life. This shoot was filmed in full sun obviously with an ND filter, and the Kansas heat was no joke that day.

RAW files can absolutely be part of a project if clients want them, but it is always worth remembering that this is how they look straight out of the camera.

Holiday deals got me. I grabbed a few upgrades for my camera gear because the Black Friday pricing was too good to pass up.
Will these accessories help my business? Yes and no.

We always aim to deliver the highest level of quality on every project, and better tools make the work faster, more dynamic, and more efficient on set. 
But the real reason people invest in video is not the gear. It is the strategy.

Clients come to us to 
help solve goals, 
tell their story, 
and create content that actually resonates. 

The planning that happens before the cameras roll and the choices we make in post are where the real value lives. The gear simply supports that work.

This post is also just me showing off how excited I am about the upgrades. I cannot wait to use them on set.

Trying to look cool while launching my drone.
Cut to a few seconds later when I lost signal and had a mini panic attack. 

I was in a stunning place and thought it'd be cool to capture the drone taking off straight from my hand. Pretty cinematic, right? 

Got the launch shot for LinkedIn, started recording from the drone, but then lost RC signal for about 30 seconds that were filled with sheer panic. Not a lot of things to hit where I was but luckily, it reconnected shortly after and I flew it right back to me with no issues.

Still got this video out of it and honestly, totally worth it. I swear I know what I'm doing most of the time...

Go look cool this weekend, even if you are quietly having little heart attacks behind the scenes.

There's something refreshing about a business that refuses to scale just because they can.

Last week, I finally got my hands on my first Melanzana fleece after waiting six months for a shopping appointment.

For those unfamiliar, "Melly" is a specialty shop in Leadville, Colorado with the most unconventional business model I've ever seen.

One location. Six-month wait times. Two-item purchase limit.
They sell a handful of products in random colors you can't preview online.

Their website is basic. Their videos are simple. Their marketing is practically nonexistent.

Yet they have an enormous, devoted following.

While most brands chase expansion and franchising opportunities, Melanzana stays true to their values.

They're proud of their community and their Colorado-made products. They've built something sustainable without constantly seeking outside validation or opinions.

Standing in their small shop last week, surrounded by other patient customers who had also waited months for this moment, I realized something important.

They hacked the system by ignoring the system entirely.

Sometimes the best marketing strategy is making something people genuinely love and refusing to compromise your principles for growth.

What does staying true to your values look like in your business?

There are only so many ways I can explain why video works, but here's a stat that always gets attention: 80 percent of audiences recall a brand after experiencing a compelling video.

When you hire a lawyer, you want the best in their field. And if you are that expert, how do you prove it?

You provide the proof. That is exactly what this behind the scenes clip captures.

It shows me filming content for a law firm that invests in professional video to showcase their knowledge and credibility.

The footage flips between me working in their office and the camera's view with the final edit. Cleaner framing, subtle branding, and quality production that stands out in a crowded space. When people are searching for answers, they want to hear from someone who knows what they are talking about.

These videos become that proof. They pair with blog posts, highlight specific topics, and position the firm as the expert they truly are. I have seen how professional content helps audiences remember you, trust you, and see you as the authority.

The investment in quality video pays off.
Professional production matters.
The firms that thrive are the ones that show their expertise instead of just claiming it.

Nothing beats capturing a process start to finish, and Tnemec Company, Inc. delivered.

Working with the Tnemec team on their brand story and client highlight video with Acelab was an absolute blast. Their Kansas City campus was incredible to film, and every step of their manufacturing and R&D process showed why they are leaders in their field.

I love documenting how things are made, especially when a team puts this much care and expertise into their product. It made the story easy to tell and genuinely fun to capture.

And judging by this review, the feeling was mutual! Grateful for clients who trust us with their story and make the work enjoyable from start to finish.

If your company is ready to showcase what makes you stand out, reach out and let’s start the conversation.

Creating content does not always require a massive crew.

The energy on set was great, and it reminded me that having fun while creating is just as important as the final product.

Eric has millions of views on his videos, and this is often how we make it happen. Me with two cameras, typically one on a tripod and another on a stabilizer. We capture everything with high quality and can pivot the plan instantly when needed. We stay organized, and Eric brings his expertise from Third Stage Consulting Group as a professional who teaches people about ERP.

The setup is straightforward but effective. No huge production team, no overwhelming logistics.

Just quality gear, a solid plan, and consistent execution. We move fast, adapt quickly, and focus on creating valuable content that connects with his audience.

Too many people think they need a Hollywood-level production to get their message out there.

The reality is different. Sometimes the most impactful content comes from keeping things simple and focusing on what matters most.

If you want to get your name and services in front of people, how are you planning to stay consistent without overcomplicating the process?

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