“We Specialize in storytelling”
At Invisible Productions, we believe stories are the most powerful way to connect people, brands, and communities. Everything we create is rooted in storytelling not trends, not noise, but honest narratives that make people feel something. We approach every project with intention, digging deeper than the surface to capture moments that are real, emotional, and meaningful. Whether we are documenting a journey, building trust in a brand, or highlighting the human side of a mission, our goal is always the same to tell stories that resonate, inspire, and leave a lasting impact long after the screen goes dark.
“The Local Artist”
This website exists to honor the art and the passion of those willing to tell their stories openly, honestly, and without restraint. This particular short piece may not represent Invisible Productions at its peak, but it stands as a marker of how far we have come as a media production company.
Every meaningful career begins with a vision, and every vision is met with adversity along the way. We are more than a production company. We are a gateway for dreams to take form and become reality.
Every so often, a story pulls you into opportunities that are unique not because of the narrative itself, but because of the places it leads you and the people you encounter along the way.
“wHERE IS Ralph Jean Marie”
Invisible productions has documented some really unique stories but this story here is something that hasn’t been able to come to a completion for reason you will find upon listening to it’s content. Story is a powerful tool to keep stories alive.
We aren’t giving up on this one.
“tRAVELING TO MINNESOTA FOR aNSWERS”
There are moments in life when action is necessary simply because it is possible. When a case involves a missing person, our responsibility as a documentary team is to seek answers for families who are left without them. Invisible Productions joined the search for Ralph Jean Marie with that responsibility in mind. As our work progressed, it became evident that there were unresolved leads and tips that had not been fully explored. Recognizing this, we chose to go a step further. Our team traveled to Minnesota to connect with specialists capable of searching quarries and other difficult environments for potential evidence. It was during this process that we crossed paths with Crossmon Consulting. We then brought the information we gathered back to Vermont and formally presented it to the State’s Attorney’s office and the Barre City Police Department so that every viable lead could be reviewed and evaluated by the appropriate authorities.
Tom Crossmon
The founder and principal of Crossmon Consulting, LLC, a specialized underwater recovery and sonar operations firm based in Saginaw/Duluth, Minnesota.
“The Black out phase”
As a full-time cinematographer, you spend a lot of time alone in thought—figuring out how a story should be told. With millions of possible angles, tones, and paths a story can take, choosing just one is never easy.
At Invisible Productions, we call this the “Black Out Phase.”
It’s the quiet stretch where everything goes dark before the vision clicks—where ideas wrestle, clarity forms, and the story begins to reveal itself. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s necessary. That’s where the real work starts.
What is invisible pRODUCTIONS?
Invisible Productions isn’t just another marketing agency. They’re not about flashy ads, surface-level content, or chasing trends for the sake of views. Instead, they focus on storytelling that comes from a place of real authenticity. They don’t create just to fill space—they craft meaningful narratives that connect on a deeper level, capturing the essence of people, brands, and experiences in a way that feels honest and true.
They’re not in the business of mass-producing content or following a formula. Every project they take on is treated with care, intention, and an unwavering commitment to quality. They put in the hours, fine-tuning every detail—from editing visuals to perfecting the sound—ensuring that each story they tell leaves a lasting impact.
Invisible Productions isn’t here to blend in; they’re here to redefine what it means
Working with The Director Rebecca gitlitz
I learned so much in such a short time while helping set up one of the interviews for the documentary series Under Pressure. From the moment she arrived on set, Rebecca got straight to business, bringing an incredible level of focus and efficiency. It wasn’t chaos—far from it. She had her 1st AC running like clockwork, ensuring every detail was dialed in, from lighting and sound to the background and all the little things in between.
My role was to keep up and stay sharp—assisting with setup, making sure everything was in place, and breaking it all down afterward. The most intense part? Aligning every element perfectly to meet the high standards of the production. It was a challenge, but an experience that pushed me to work harder and faster.
Working alongside such a brilliant mind was truly unforgettable, and it gave me a firsthand look at what it takes to bring a vision to life at the highest level.