

For over a decade, I worked at Yeti Cycles as their creative director and principal filmmaker. I was responsible for crafting short films, commercial edits, product content, photography, and designing interactive experiences. Over time, these efforts helped build the brand and create a "freak" like following, but I could no longer ignore my curiosity to explore a world beyond two wheels. So, I struck out on my own. While I'm focused on crafting films, I still take on select design projects. See more at archive.craig-grant.com

It's fun and harrowing all at once, but I strive to create those rare moments when images and sound come together just right.

When someone left a role at my previous company, I spoke up, "Yeah, I can do that." Camera rentals, broken lenses, mismatched ND filters, waiting for light, frustration, and gratification ensued.

My visual pursuits started in design. I was fascinated by the combination of type and imagery on the page. I needed images for my work, so I bought a camera and started taking pictures—mostly bad ones. Over the years, design took a back seat.

Crafting stories is fun, but it's hard work and late nights. Over the years, I taught myself a range of skills, but I don't know it all, so it’s important to team up. Ideas flourish, and the work is elevated in unexpected ways.
I prefer moving quickly in uncertain conditions with small, tight-knit teams. No couches or craft services here, but plenty of dirt on your boots, sweat on your brow, skinned knees, sore backs, and cold beers at the end of long days.


