We share stories that ripple.

A production company for local businesses and nonprofits across the PNW

Tideway (tide-way) noun: a channel in which a tide runs.

Like our namesake, we aim to serve as a channel for the stories and impact of Pacific Northwest nonprofits and local businesses. Through nonfiction short films, commercials, and photography, we are dedicated to amplifying the work that defines our region. We believe a good story well told has the power to inspire action and create ripples across our communities–and we are here to help our clients do just that!

Our Projects

  • “Not only did their powerful videos help inspire record-breaking contributions at our galas, the experience along the way was truly delightful.”

    —Christa Mazzone Palmberg | Rainier Athletes

  • “They treat our guests and staff with such respect and sensitivity, and they are just generally fun to work with! They are organized, professional, I couldn’t recommend them highly enough.”

    —Liz Jarrard | Compass Housing Alliance

  • "Their communication, style and professionalism easily made them the best video team I've ever had the pleasure of working with in my 10+ years in nonprofit communications."

    —Ali LeRoy | Lifelong

  • "The Tideway team integrates like an extension of our team, problem solving and coming up with creative ways to explain the impact we have in the community."

    —Gina Grappone | Recovery Cafe

  • "Their talent is clear based on the quality of their films and videos. What truly blows you away when working with them is their warmth, understanding, and integrity."

    —Lillya Shtikel | University District Food Bank

  • “We LOVE the films they’ve produced for us and are grateful that we will be able to use them for years to come. They’re also just a wonderful people to be around and their friendly demeanor put all of our interviewees at ease.”

    —Camile Reynaud | Teens in Public Service

  • “The video they created is incredible and so moving. I sincerely appreciate Tideway Creative for handling our story with care. They not only took the time to learn about our organization, but to also understand the essence of who we are and why we do this work.”

    —Ebb Wyatt | UrbanArtworks

  • “The video they produced for us is beautiful and more importantly, effective. They're also fantastically collaborative, down-to-earth, and frankly, just really top flight human beings.”

    —Samantha Cabaluna | Skagit Animals in Need

Feature of the month

Rainier Athletes builds long-term mentorship communities that walk alongside students from elementary school through high school graduation, ensuring they have the support to define their own futures. This year’s fundraising film follows Andre, a high school senior who joined the program in the fourth grade, as he prepares for a career in industrial welding after graduation.