About Us

#TeamMighty at Microsoft Build 2023, held in Seattle, WA at the Seattle Convention Center.

THE MIGHTY WAY

We make videos. That’s not shocking. It’s why you’re on our website. But nobody needs video just to have video. They need people to understand something.

A strategy.
A product.
A culture.
A change.
A vision.
A complicated thing someone described as “pretty straightforward” and everyone nodded like it made perfect sense.

That’s where we come in.

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The Mighty Process

listen & Plan

We start by understanding the whole assignment: audience, approvals, technical requirements, timing, and every handoff in between. Then we build the workback and workflow that let your show get ambitious.

Engineer For Reliability

We put the right people in the right places, then give them the systems and backups to handle whatever production invents. Two is one. One is none. Sometimes three is one. We stay calm because the details already have owners.

PLUG IN & PULL WEIGHT

We learn how your team works, tell the truth early, and make ourselves useful. Our job is to earn the next project by making this one easier, better, and maybe even fun.

Figure it out. Raise the bar.

LIFE AT MIGHTY

RANGY people

Mighty is built from production people who like challenges. Our paths run through red carpets, R.E.M. videos, daily three-hour live shows, The Bachelor, Guinness Award global launches, shoots in the Oval Office, national conventions, and the biggest tech event in the world. We come from all the major networks, back when the major networks were major.

We like honesty. We like backup plans. And backup plans for the backup plan’s backup plan. Mostly, we like making cool stuff with great people.

We are broadcasters, filmmakers, producers, editors, engineers, accessibility specialists, budget wizards, chanteuses, people experts, Beowulf scholars, chefs, yoga instructors, comic-book writers, Olympic-class swimmers, mountain climbers, parents of twins—more of us than you’d think; it’s weird—and one Latvian. So far.

Put all of that in one company and the strange thing happening now is rarely the strangest thing anyone here has seen.

We like that. And we love what we do.