Corner Booth Media works out of Spokane, Washington, producing video, photography, and audio content for clients spread across the Pacific Northwest, Colorado, Montana, Alaska, and California. Founder and creative director Frank Swoboda leads the shop, bringing a background that includes writing and producing The Basket, named Movie Guide's 2000 Family Film of the Year.
The agency's service list runs from creative concepting and production through brand strategy and positioning, media relations, social strategy, organic social management, and audio and podcast ads. Taylor Wordell contributes creative direction and cinematography to shoots, while Nick Swoboda covers producing, digital direction, software development, video editing, and audio engineering, giving the company in-house capacity to move a project from concept through post and into distribution without handing pieces off to outside vendors. Deb Jones, a Spokane native, rounds out the team.
Frank Swoboda's audio work carries a Signal Award for his podcast The Most Interesting Person You've Never Heard Of, a credit that reflects the studio's audio and podcast services line and its ability to shape long-form storytelling into a finished, recognized product. Between video, photography, brand strategy, and audio, Corner Booth Media positions its Spokane base as a hub for client work stretching well beyond Washington State's borders, into neighboring mountain and coastal markets.