Check out these videos from some of Brotherton Strategies' clients. From pitching and media prep for an appearance on national TV, to writing and producing corporate videos, we provide the services clients need to tell their stories powerfully and creatively.

• 	Booshoot founder & CEO Jackie Heinricher tells Martha Stewart about the world-changing power of bamboo after she was chosen as the winner of the Martha Stewart “Dreamers Into Doers” program--an honor recognizing visionary, entrepreneurial women who have turned their passions into a successful for-profit or non-profit career.
  	My Name is Not "Those People" Written by Julia Dinsmore and read by Danny Glover, “My Name Is Not ‘Those People’” is a powerful poem about the complexities of homelessness and the dangers of stereotyping the working poor. Produced by Slantyhouse Productions with creative direction from Brotherton Strategies, this short video debuted at Building Changes’ 2009 annual luncheon fundraiser. Photos © Lynn Blogett, Earth Aware Editions. Audio © Appleseed Recordings.
  	Booshoot: Corporate Video Booshoot is a biotechnology company located in Mount Vernon, Washington. Through years of research and development, Booshoot has produced breakthrough tissue-culture science that enables rapid propagation of bamboo plants on an unprecedented scale.
  	Grist: Today Show Grist.org founder and CEO Chip Giller tells TODAY’s Meredith Vieira how you can reduce your carbon footprint by changing simple every day behaviors.
  	Grist: Today Show Chip Giller and Grist staff member Katharine Wroth tell TODAY’s Meredith Vieira how to responsibly dispose of hard-to-recycle items.
  	Grist: PBS Chip Giller talks to David Brancaccio about Grist’s history and the importance of using humor in delivering environmental news.
  	Mountaineers Books: Today Show Author and artist Jennifer Lowe-Anker and her husband Conrad Anker discuss Jenni’s new book, “Forget Me Not” with TODAY’s Ann Curry.
  	Better World Books: Corporate Video Better World Books collects and sells books online to fund literacy initiatives worldwide. It’s part of a new breed of “triple bottom line” companies driven by a commitment to people, planet and profit.