Revealing the world within your brand

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documentary-driven
Brand content

Your brand has a story worth telling. Trust us, it does.

Every shoot is an opportunity to engage your audience and deliver outcomes.

The brands that always have great content planned it that way.

we capture a range of assets that can be shaped into content across platforms.

a single production.
a full content calendar.

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Hero Film

Supporting Assets

not just a story told once.

A single video is often asked to do too much— introduce the brand, explain the mission, build trust, and drive action all at once. Even the strongest work can’t carry that entire load and maintain attention on its own. The algorithms just don’t work that way, so unsupported video dies on the vine or never meets your audience where they are.

To get a long term advantage in a world where content only lasts a moment, shoots are planned around a range of content. Each piece is built for a specific role, a specific audience, with a specific job to do.

Some pieces introduce. Some build trust. Some drive action. Together, they create something sustainable.

A content ecosystem that supports itself over time. But more content doesn’t need to mean more shoot days. Budgets need to be optimized for efficient spend, to make sure your marketing dollars are going the distance.

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Logo of Analog Devices with a play button symbol and the tagline 'Ahead of What's Possible'
The CRN and The Channel Company Logo, spelt out in black and red lattering with CRN appearing largest
Berklee College of Music logo featuring a stylized red and black musical note.
The logo of a company named 'Consoli', established in 1905, featuring a red abstract design or symbol above the company name.
Logo of Boston Medical Center with stylized text and a curved line around part of the text.
The Stagedge logo, read as "stage edge" - sharp white capital lettering across an angled blue background, an orange design forming a hypthen and middle section of the "e" between "stag" and "dge."

the Team

Led by its three co-founders, Bottle Tree brings deep experience in the nonprofit and mission-driven space, where storytelling has to serve real organizational goals.

In 2018, co-owners Alex Enman, Dan Gruenpeter, and Dylan Law set out to build a New England based boutique content agency that could scale to the task at hand. In the time since, our small video company has grown to work with major brands and institutions all over the world.

We keep things straightforward, collaborative, and focused on outcomes. Leveraging our cutting edge equipment and decades of craft, our approach values efficiencies - from pre-production to delivery.

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Alex Enman
Creative Director /

Senior Editor

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Dan Gruenpeter
Producer /

Managing Partner

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Dylan Law
Director of

Photography /
Producer

A core team.
An extensive
network.

Scale to the size
you need.

proven results

Bottle Tree Pictures is the rare production company that balances technical precision with deep creative intuition.

Throughout our 2+ year journey producing a docuseries for Berklee College of Music, Dan, Alex, Dylan, and their crews remained agile, professional, and consistently innovative.

They have a gift for finding the story and telling it in a remarkably beautiful and impactful way. I would trust Bottle Tree Pictures as creative partners on any project, and look forward to working with them for years to come. 

Morgan Milardo 
Managing & Artistic Director
Berklee Popular Music Institute (BPMI)

Working with Bottle Tree Pictures has been an outstanding experience. Whether producing content at HPE Discover or collaborating on other projects, Dan, Alex, Dylan, and the entire team consistently bring professionalism, creativity, and a calm, solutions-focused approach to every production.

They integrate seamlessly with our team, understand our goals, and deliver polished, engaging content that exceeds expectations, even under demanding timelines. Bottle Tree Pictures has become a trusted production partner, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone looking for a talented, reliable creative team

Steph Louisa
Senior Consultant
The Channel Company

From Sydney, I occasionally need trusted production partners across the globe, and Bottle Tree Pictures has become one of my go-to teams for projects in the United States. The Bottle Tree team makes it easy to manage productions from thousands of miles away, combining outstanding communication with deep local expertise and seamless production support across the U.S., particularly in Boston, New York, and the Northeast. They give me complete confidence that every production will be delivered to the highest standard, regardless of the distance. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Bottle Tree Pictures to anyone looking for a dependable production partner in the U.S.

Emma Friend
Senior TVC Producer
BMF Australia

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