Poor Bear Stories kicked off the new year with a knowledgeable team tutorial session. We could not be more excited to share some of the valuable information our team members shared with each other with you – our followers. As we learn from each of our team members in the coming weeks, we encourage you…
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As we reflect on the launch of our collaboration with Garth Massey and the CommandReady team, we are thrilled to share the remarkable strides made in enhancing CommandReady’s social media presence. One notable achievement is the surge in LinkedIn followers, witnessing an impressive increase from 367 to 415 followers within the short span (as of…
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In the realm of video editing, where the magic of storytelling comes to life, communication is the cornerstone of success. Efficient communication not only ensures that everyone is on the same page but also plays a pivotal role in delivering a project that exceeds client expectations. For Advocate Construction in Puerto Rico, our recent project…
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The Importance of Time-Consuming, High-Quality Aesthetics in Video Production In the dynamic landscape of video content, the quest for high-quality aesthetics may seem time-consuming, but the investment pays off in numerous ways. Jhoel Flores, a key team member, highlights this by stating, “This is mainly to increase the production value of the videos and for…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gracie Burgess Gracie.Burgess@poorbearstories.com [Orlando, FL] – 1/4/2023 – Poor Bear Stories, a leading storytelling and video production agency, announced the partnership with CommandReady. Chief Leadership Officer, Garth Massey, currently serves in the US Marine Reserves as the Commanding Officer of the 23d Marine Regiment. Colonel Massey has traveled the world with…
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I’d like to share a powerful lesson I learned while visiting my dad in Hawaii on what “being there for your teammate” can look like. If you’ve ever heard a Navy SEAL referred to as a team guy, here’s one small example in my mind as to why. Late one night, we were playing chess…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ana Torrico Social Media Marketing Specialists Poor Bear Stories ana.torrico@poorbearstories.com [Orlando, FL] – [01/02/2024] – Poor Bear Stories, a leading storytelling and video production agency, announced the hiring of Gracie Burgess as its new Communications Manager and Engagement Specialists. In her new role, Gracie will be responsible for developing and executing…
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Author: Madeline Muralles The rise of AI has brought both hope and worry to the world of storytelling and beyond. One particular situation that can be concerning is the use of AI to replicate and manipulate one’s voice. As Jake and Jhoel are showcasing in this demo, just a few minutes of clear audio of…
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Jacob’s transition from grief to passion is a testament to his strength and his father’s enduring impact. He found solace and purpose in storytelling, a medium that allowed him to channel his experiences into something profound and transformative. His foray into filmmaking, an art form that combines the visceral impact of visual narrative with the emotional depth of personal stories, became his way of honoring his father’s legacy and the sacrifices of many like him.
Celebrating Madeline’s graduation and watching her sit by her father’s grave in Arlington was a heartwarming experience. I’ve known of the Muralles family since 2005 after my dad passed perished during the same operation as their beloved Marcus Muralles. Now that we are all grown up and by God’s grace work together – I couldn’t help but feel the wonder of the world and truth of the verse, “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28
