Blue Chalk

Blue Chalk Media is an award-winning production company founded in 2013 by people who believe in the power of nonfiction storytelling. The company is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, with additional offices and production facilities in Portland, Oregon. Blue Chalk has produced thousands of high-quality videos and podcasts and has garnered hundreds of awards.

The agency serves a wide range of clients, including Warner Bros. Discovery, USA Today, Lowe's, Morgan Stanley, and marketing agencies such as Siegel+Gale and The Washington Post Creative Group. Blue Chalk's client base spans startups, small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise/corporate organizations.

Blue Chalk offers services in video production, audio production, and creative services. Video production expertise includes branded video, documentary, interviews/testimonials, motion graphics, scriptwriting, video directing, video editing, and video filming. Audio production expertise covers audio post-production, podcast production, and sound design. Creative expertise includes creative copywriting, editing, film production, and photography.

The agency works across multiple industries, including entertainment, health care, nonprofit, media and communications, travel, finance, higher education, and recreation and travel. Blue Chalk's typical project budget ranges from $25,000 to $50,000, with hourly rates available upon inquiry. The team has under 49 employees.

Blue Chalk has received a 5.0 rating on Google from one review, which describes the company as a wonderful media company that produces awe-inspiring documentaries featured on The New York Times, Discovery Education, and BBC World News. The agency has also earned numerous awards, including a 2023 Webby Awards Honoree, 2022 Addy Awards, Daytime Emmy nominations, and recognition from the Social Impact Media Awards and DOC NYC Film Festival.

Blue Chalk's portfolio includes work for clients such as Magnolia Network, Food Network, WP Creative Group, Wieden + Kennedy, Instrument, Lowe's, Siegel+Gale, USA Today, The Commonwealth Fund, and The New Yorker. The agency is recognized for its cinematic videography and editing, with a focus on choosing characters whose stories are authentic and powerful.