Making short films that tell true stories.
Hi there. I'm Jorge Rey, founder of Beartown Film Bureau. I'm a documentary filmmaker in southwest Virginia specializing in:
Documentary and docu-style storytelling
Corporate interviews
Educational and employee training videos
Nonprofit and business brand stories
Follow the acclaimed artist Ellen Elmes as she returns to lead a team of noble volunteers to rescue a small town’s historic mural – a colossal masterwork she originally painted 40 years ago. This half-hour documentary uncovers the surprising history, methods, and people behind a beloved piece of public art.
A short documentary about the volunteers who operate a free medical clinic. This was produced for the nonprofit entity Buchanan County Youth, Inc.
A mini-doc produced as part of the award-winning Burke's Garden Artisan Guild video series.
The PBS-broadcast documentary that tells the story of how Teri Crawford Brown created the nonprofit Blackberry Winter in southwest Virginia.
A mini-doc produced as part of the award-winning Burke's Garden Artisan Guild video series.
History explorer Monte Hansford joins Joe Van Dyke to explore the wild and lesser-known stories of southwest Virginia history.
A short brand story featuring Matthew Brandt, explaining why he created the nonprofit Tactical Retreat Unplugged.
A televised promotional video produced for Tazewell Today.
Jodi tells you what it's really like to operate a family-run cattle ranch in the heart of Appalachia.
Coming soon, an original Beartown Film Bureau documentary, filmed on location in Tazewell County, Virginia.
