THE BEST STORIES ARE TOLD ON THE BACK PORCH.

BACK PORCH FILMS creates documentary-style brand films, commercials, and marketing content for businesses and organizations that want to tell better stories & connect authentically with their audience.

FEATURED PROJECTS

A middle-aged man with glasses, facial hair, and wearing a dark cap and patterned shirt, standing in a well-lit room with large windows, artwork on the wall, and a table in the foreground.

A series of docu-style videos to bring brand awareness to a photo company— and separate their distinct brands through video storytelling.

J&S / 505 Photography

A long-form documentary-style project showcasing a building company’s first dive into tiny-home building.

West End Building Company

Colorful vinyl records arranged in rows with a centered overlay reading 'Official Selection Beyond the Cary Film Festival 2026.'

Listen: LP’s & The Power Of Music

A short documentary focusing on vinyl records, physical media, and the overwhelming power of music in our everyday lives.

ABOUT BLAKE

Back Porch Films is the brain-child of Blake Kinsey, filmmaker & video producer based in the Raleigh-Durham region of North Carolina. He is passionately dedicated to working at the intersection of intimate storytelling and community-driven filmmaking. A 2022 BFA graduate in Film & Television Production from Western Carolina University, his work explores themes of humanity, relationships, and the specific areas of life that create deep impact on our changing world.

Blake partners often with businesses, brands, and nonprofit organizations to help them better communicate with their audience on a human level, producing work that serves a long-term purpose, from internal videos to flagship documentaries.

A young man with blonde hair and a beard, smiling, wearing a yellow shirt over a black graphic t-shirt, outdoors with blurred greenery in the background.
A man is being interviewed or recorded by a group of camera crew and interviewers inside a church or similar venue with stained glass windows. The scene includes a person filming with a camera on a tripod, a woman holding a boom microphone, and several individuals wearing masks and casual clothing.