Ahō Media is a full-service Videography and Photography company Based in Colorado.
We are a Native American-owned media company that excels in bringing untold stories to life. Our company is focused on bringing authenticity and representation to each client.
From compelling documentaries to captivating films and thought-provoking journalism, our strength lies in its commitment to preserving and sharing the diverse narratives of each client that knocks on our door. We are the storytellers … It’s what we do.
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Services
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Photography
Photos are the life blood of memories. They help us go back to those moments between friends, new partners, family gatherings, events, and celebrations.
We cherish each moment and hope to capture them for the future
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Videography
Video is the next step in bringing your story to life. Like photography, we excel in capturing the moment and take it even further with sound design and collaboration. We strive in telling stories to watch over and over again.
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Creative Direction
It’s hard figuring out what you what and more importantly what you don’t want. Trust us, we had a tough time figuring out how to build this website.
We’re here to help guide your hands in providing creative solutions to your unique problems in whatever direction you decide to go.
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COPYWRITING
We have an amazing copywriter on board to assist in putting pen to paper and helping you get your words out there.
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Production
Most people don’t know what goes into creating a solid video for your employees, future clients, or even your family members. We here to help. We want to be as transparent as possible without overloading you with are the nerdy bits.
We do our best to describe the pre, day of, and post production process so that most of your questions are answered beforehand.
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Editing
This is the (other) fun part. After we plan as much as possible, shoot, and wrap. We’ll get started on the edit with the timeline discussed in our previous meetings. And that’s that!
About GrAY
Hello there!
My name is Gray Warrior. I’m a member of the Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma (there’s more than one). I grew up in Oklahoma, Studied Sociology at the University of Kansas (Jayhawk for life) and moved to Colorado to pursue my career in cycling. All the while working for KU, Fountain Valley School of Colorado, and Colorado College. Over the years I found that I wanted to be an advocate for Native and Indigenous students alike. I never had guidance when I was in school and if I’m being honest I always felt a little out of place. I wanted to be a source of connection for students and staff around me.
As time goes, things change. After the pandemic hit the states and we went into quarantine, I started to reevaluate my direction. Shortly after I decided to leave higher education and chase the dream of owning a business of my own. A little time later, some wins some losses later here we are.
It’s not a perfect journey but I wouldn’t have had it any other way. I’m stoked to tell your stories and bring your vision to life.
