SEATTLE VIDEO PRODUCTION TEAM
Meet the passionate, fun-loving team that makes our Seattle video production and content creation company tick. We are all experts in storytelling, which allows us to provide only the highest-quality content to our partners. We look forward to building a solid relationship with you!
Tim Lewis | Member
For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to tell stories. My dad was a longtime television newscaster, and I admired what he did every night: telling story after story to the viewing audience.
I turned that appreciation into my own career as a television news reporter and sportscaster, last working at KOMO-TV in Seattle. After walking away from broadcasting, I started my Seattle video production and content creation company.
That means I still get to live my storytelling passion every single day, and I’m happy to offer my skills to you. I love brainstorming ideas, conducting conversational interviews, creating compelling scripts, and turning it all into the perfect content.
On top of video production, I’m also a writer and blogger, and I have created social media content for television stations, numerous companies, and even my own personal brand. There are several great avenues to tell compelling stories, and I cover them all.
Please contact me to find out how we can accomplish your video production and content creation goals! I’m available individually or as part of the Moarly Creative team.
Spencer Kabelac | Videographer / Editor
I would be lying if I gave the cliché line that “I’ve always had a passion for photo and video production.” It’s something that didn’t develop until college when I was studying communication at the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication. I originally wanted to be a television news reporter, but I was hooked on video production when I saw how the technical side of things was run.
After graduation, I worked at Microsoft Production Studios, freelanced for Animal Planet’s Treehouse Masters, and then took a full-time position at a marketing company in Seattle. I spent three years shooting and editing brand videos, client testimonial videos, short documentaries, instructional videos, and whatever other projects came my way.
I’ve had the opportunity to share inspiring stories, which have reached millions of people and hopefully inspired them, too. Putting stories into video form is invigorating. I feel that it’s my purpose in life—that and golf. But I seriously doubt I’ll ever make a living doing that.
Chris Taylor | Videographer / Editor
I began my career shooting an M16 as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps before taking shots as a videographer, producing documentaries for the Marines. As the video production bug started creeping in, I left the military to pursue a less conservative career path in a more creative industry. I soon earned my film degree at the Art Institute of Seattle.
Influenced heavily by the lighting side of visual storytelling and video production, I was brought up through the ranks as a gaffer, cinematographer, and editor in the world of feature films. I have written and shot several award-winning productions, including Fantastic Confabulations, A Man, Buried, Butcher’s Dozen, and Karma Gettin’.
Tove Tupper | Producer / Strategist
I am charged with recording and sharing the inspiring stories of students and staff across Highline Public Schools. As the assistant director of communications, I manage digital communication, including social media, email newsletters, the website, and video production. I also support school communications, media relations, and crisis communication. I serve the same role as a producer and strategist for Moarly Creative.
I was named a National School Public Relations Association Front-Runner in 2018 and an NPSRA 35 Under 35 Next Generation Leader in 2016. I formerly served as president of the Washington School Public Relations Association.
When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my kids, adventuring around the Pacific Northwest, and traveling the world.
What’s up with the name Moarly?
By: Tim Lewis
It’s pretty simple, actually. Moarly is a play on my grandparents’ names: Mohsie, Carol, and Wally (add them together to make Moarly). Family is the most important thing in the world to me. I left television news to spend more time with the people I love most, so it was only fitting that my Seattle video production and content creation company reflect that.
As for the Moarly logo, it mimics my grandpa’s tattoo. He had his name, Wally, inscribed in cursive on his left forearm while celebrating with friends on V-J Day (Vicory over Japan Day) in 1945. The M in the Moarly logo is the W from Wally turned upside down, and the extended tail on the Y also directly reflects his tattoo. Wally was a one-of-a-kind human being, an intelligent businessman, and one helluva storyteller, so I wanted to honor him with a piece of my company.
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