Everything from one shoot

A whole storytelling operation in one place.

Ingest footage, let Cue understand it, then cut, publish, and steward — with a human approving every step.

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Capabilities

Ingest & auto-understandTranscribe, tag, and shot-type every clip
Editroom & ClipsOne shoot into finished cuts and social clips
Storyboard & YouTube PackPlan the shoot, publish the upload
Donor Snacks & StoryBoostSteward givers, amplify what moves people
Benchmarks~5,000 nonprofit channels, tracked daily
Cue · MCP + API

Your whole story library, readable by AI agents.

StoryOS exposes an open Model Context Protocol surface, so the tools your team already uses can read and act on the story graph — human-approval gates intact.

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For independent creatives

Shoot for your community.

RiseWorks runs a vetted directory of independent videographers, photographers, and editors. Mission-driven organizations browse it when they need someone in their city who can tell a story well.

VideographersPhotographersVideo editorsColoristsAudio engineersMotion graphicsDrone operators

Documentary filmmakers and small production companies are welcome too.

One directory

Independent shooters and small teams sit alongside every specialty. Camera, edit, color, sound, and motion carry the same weight here.

One profile

Your samples, your specialties, your city. Kept current by you, searchable by the organizations looking for it.

One standard

Every assignment gets the same craft, and every subject gets informed consent and dignity on camera.

Why join

What being listed gets you.

Paid assignments

This is paid work. Scope and terms are settled before a shoot day is booked.

Work worth putting your name on

Programs in the field and the people who run them. Documentary work that rewards patience and a good eye.

Clients with a mission

Nonprofits, foundations, and community organizations in your own metro use StoryOS to tell their stories. The directory is how they find the people to make them.

Pro bono, if you want it

You can opt in to pro bono assignments from your profile, and turn it off whenever you like. It stays your call.

The path in

How vetting works.

Step one

Apply

Tell us who you are, where you work, and what you make. The form is short and it costs nothing to join.

Step two

Build your profile

Add your work samples, your disciplines, your home base, and how far you travel. It takes about ten minutes. Your profile is what an organization reads before it reaches out, so give it real work.

Step three

Get reviewed

A person reads and watches every submission, usually within a few days. We look for craft, reliability, and care with the people in front of the lens.

Step four

Get listed

Approved profiles appear in the directory. Organizations browse by discipline, home base, and how far you travel, favorite the people they want on their next shoot, and reach out directly.

Straight talk

Where we are right now.

RiseWorks is early. You should know that before you apply.

  • The platform is live and the first organizations are onboarding. We are building the directory ahead of the demand it will serve.
  • We make no promise about how much work reaches you, or how often. Anyone who tells a freelancer otherwise at this stage is guessing.
  • Gig volume grows metro by metro as we launch. Creators who join now are the first ones organizations see.
  • Your profile stays yours. Edit your samples, your coverage, and your pro bono setting whenever you want.

Questions

Before you apply.

Nothing. Building a profile is free and takes about ten minutes, and RiseWorks charges creatives no fees.

Nonprofits, foundations, research organizations, and community organizations that run their storytelling on StoryOS. They browse the directory when they need someone behind the camera or in the edit, and they reach out to you directly.

Working solo is the norm here. The directory is built around independent shooters, and one person with a camera and a sound kit covers the kind of work these organizations need. Small production companies are welcome as well.

The directory is opening across 15 US metros: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, New York City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington DC. Editors, colorists, audio engineers, and motion graphics artists who work remotely are welcome from anywhere.

A person reviews it, usually within a few days. Approved profiles go live in the directory where organizations can find them, and you can edit yours at any time after that.

Apply

Put your name in the directory.

Applications are open to independent shooters, documentary filmmakers, editors, and specialists in every discipline. Bring your best work.