The Ranch at Camp Ka Hui 'Ana
An Air Force commander inherited land his father never set foot on, found arrowheads in the sand, and kept it. Three years after launch, his hunts were booked two seasons out at up to $16,500.
Read the case studyMilitary and defense, medicine and bioscience, manufacturing, tourism, and the ranch country south of the city. San Antonio sells on trust, and trust is what the studio builds.
Ninety minutes south of San Antonio, near Cotulla, the studio took 640 acres of brush country with no name, no brand, and no bookings and built The Ranch at Camp Ka Hui 'Ana: identity, film, website, booking, and the search grind that beat a million competing ranches. Hunts there are booked two years out, and guests fly into San Antonio to get there. The same method applies to a clinic, a manufacturer, or a hospitality group in the city itself.
The studio comes in from Austin, ninety minutes down I-35, and crews in San Antonio by the day. Senior crews are assembled per engagement and directed personally.
An Air Force commander inherited land his father never set foot on, found arrowheads in the sand, and kept it. Three years after launch, his hunts were booked two seasons out at up to $16,500.
Read the case studyA world-class riflesmith had been out of the market for nearly four years. One film brought him back with a waiting list.
Read the case study"When the film was released on Amazon, things went to a whole new level. To say I'm happy with the work would be a huge understatement."
Mike Bryant, Bryant Custom
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