Tremellen didn’t start as a business.

It started as survival.

The founder, Logan Tremellen, saw his life change in an instant after a serious ATV accident. What followed were years of surgeries, complications, setbacks, and long stretches of recovery. Time slowed down. Life narrowed. Progress had to be measured in small, daily wins.

Video became an outlet.

At first, Logan documented daily life—recovery, routines, setbacks, progress. Not for an audience. Not for attention. Just as a way to process what was happening and stay grounded during an uncertain season.

Over time, that outlet became a skill.

And that skill became purpose.

Through documenting real moments, one thing became clear: real stories connect people. They build trust. They create clarity. And when done right, they move people to act.

As his health improved, so did the craft. What started as personal documentation slowly turned into work for friends, then local businesses, and eventually larger organizations. The camera that once served as a coping tool became the foundation for a video production company built on intention, consistency, and truth.

Today, Tremellen works with brands, nonprofits, and organizations that care deeply about what they do—but struggle to communicate it clearly and consistently. The company doesn’t chase trends or create video just to look “cool.” Every project is built to solve real business problems: trust, clarity, growth, and long-term consistency.

The mindset behind Tremellen hasn’t changed since day one:

Show up.
Tell the truth.
Do the work—consistently.

Having rebuilt his life from the ground up, Logan brings that same perspective into every story Tremellen helps tell—because the most powerful work doesn’t come from perfection, but from lived experience.

This isn’t just video production.

It’s proof that what you’ve been through can become the thing that moves everything forward.