PNXT Studio is a small, senior team of filmmakers and storytellers making cinematic content for hotels, resorts, and travel brands.
Over two decades and 30+ countries, we’ve learned that guests don’t just choose a property, they choose who they’ll become there. Our job is to put that feeling on screen before they ever arrive.
Travel is more than movement. It’s transformation.
A great hotel film isn’t a tour of amenities. It’s the first exhale of arriving somewhere you needed to be.
So we shoot like filmmakers. We build around natural light, usually golden hour, and let the camera move with intention. We cast people who feel lived-in rather than staged, and we use them as stand-ins for the viewer, not performers. The space does the talking. The guest is you.
Two decades, 30+ countries.
- Hotel Commonwealth, BostonThe story of a neighborhood and, most recently, a redesigned lobby, across a long partnership.
- Hyatt Regency Lost PinesReal families, filmed across 21 video assets.
- Tillary Hotel, BrooklynMore than four minutes of character-led video and 40+ images to anchor a redesigned website, then a return to refresh the bar and patio.
- Korean AirShort films produced with BBC StoryWorks that reached nearly 10 million views in two months.
- Gems of JiangsuWhen the pandemic hit days before the shoot, we directed the whole production remotely, live over a stream, and delivered.
- Amara Resort and Spa, Sedona98 photos and three films of the resort beneath Sedona’s red rocks.
- Ocean Place Resort and Spa, Long Branch, New JerseyThree films and 24 photos for the Jersey Shore, including a full event cut for the meetings team.
One team, from first idea to final delivery.
One team carries a project from first idea to final delivery: creative development, scripting, casting, production, post, and delivery formatted for every platform. You get senior people on set and in your inbox, not a handoff to a junior crew.
Clients follow progress through a private delivery portal, where they review photos and films, leave notes, and download finals. It’s a small thing that makes the process feel easy.
The people on set.
David has crafted award-winning documentary and narrative films across a range of post-production roles. Working in countries and cultures around the world, he draws out diverse perspectives, with a sensitivity to the most subtle elements of footage.
Mike has worked as a director and cinematographer for National Geographic Television, Discovery Networks, TLC and The Smithsonian Network. He pairs technical filmmaking expertise with the logistics to run a production of any size, in any country.
Meghan is an award-winning documentary director and producer, with a background in the arts and cause-based media. She directed and produced the Korean Air series with BBC StoryWorks.
