What Is Monolith?

Monolith Creative Services LLC

Building a Different Kind of Video Agency

Monolith wasn’t created to be just another video agency. We’ve spent over 25 years of combined experience in the modern world of digital filmmaking, working across industries, platforms, and formats — from social media content with tens of millions of views to national broadcast projects seen by millions more.

We’ve done it all:

  • Branded content for companies like Visa and Target.

  • Music videos for top artists, including Ohio’s own Trippie Redd.

  • Documentaries, corporate storytelling, and sports content.

But Monolith isn’t just about our past work — it’s about creating something bigger than ourselves. We set out to build a video agency that refuses to be boxed in, one that balances creativity, precision, and timeless storytelling across all types of content.

We aren’t chasing trends. We’re creating work that stands the test of time.

The Inspiration:

Kubrick’s Monolith and Storytelling Without Limits

Our name is a nod to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, where the monolith represents progress, evolution, and curiosity. It’s a symbol of pushing boundaries and sparking change — of building something timeless and meaningful.

That’s the kind of work we strive to create.

We want to be a different kind of video agency — one that doesn’t limit itself to a specific niche. We work across industries because we see value in every story. Whether it’s a corporate video, a brand campaign, or a creative project, we bring the same attention to detail, creativity, and care to every piece of content we produce.

Why We’re Different:

No Limits, No Boundaries

Many agencies specialize in just one area — brand videos, corporate content, or music videos. And when they try to branch out, it shows in the final product. The work often feels shallow, lacking the depth that comes from real experience across industries.

At Monolith, we don’t have that problem.

Our team has spent decades working across branding, music, sports, and corporate content, giving us a depth of experience that few agencies can match. Our website is visual for a reason — because our work speaks for itself. We don’t just dabble in these spaces. We live and breathe them.

The Inspiration

Kubrick’s Monolith and Storytelling Without Limits

Our name is a nod to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, where the monolith represents progress, evolution, and curiosity. It’s a symbol of pushing boundaries and sparking change — of building something timeless and meaningful.

That’s the kind of work we strive to create.

We want to be a different kind of video agency — one that doesn’t limit itself to a specific niche. We work across industries because we see value in every story. Whether it’s a corporate video, a brand campaign, or a creative project, we bring the same attention to detail, creativity, and care to every piece of content we produce.

Every Frame, Every Detail

It’s All Us

One of the core pillars of Monolith is our hands-on approach.

Unlike other agencies that outsource editing, color grading, or post-production, everything we create touches our hands. From pre-production to final delivery, every frame is crafted by us, ensuring your brand is handled with the same care and attention we put into our own.

The level of detail and time we put into building Monolith is a reflection of how we’ll treat your brand. We’re meticulous. We’re thoughtful. And we bring that same dedication to storytelling to every project we take on.

The Faces of Monolith

No Limits to the Stories We Tell

We built Monolith around three faces, each representing a different kind of storytelling.

  • The Beacon: Focused on branding and commercial projects.

  • The Framework: Corporate and educational content that informs and inspires.

  • The Horizon: Creative projects like music videos, sports content, and weddings — storytelling without boundaries.

These faces allow us to adapt to any project, any client, and any story. We don’t limit ourselves, and we don’t limit the stories we tell.

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