Established in November of 2024, Viaches Media is a mid-Michigan-based media production company aiming to create stories that outlast us.
By specializing in Animation, Documentary Filmmaking, and Journalism, we can focus all our attention on achieving this goal and telling stories that deserve to be heard and shown in the best light.
Animation is a living, breathing medium with endless possibilities for the worlds we want to bring to life.
These projects take extra time and care to make, so our animation work is still in active development. There's nothing to share just yet, but it's on its way.
Documentaries are special stories. They capture real slices of life and carry us into experiences we may never have encountered ourselves.
A documentary holds on to people and places before they slip away, so their stories can be seen and remembered. The Military Years at Eagle Heights tells the story of how W.K. Kellogg's estate on Gull Lake became a Coast Guard training station and a wartime hospital annex during World War II. It is our first, with many more on the way.
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Honest journalism matters more now than ever, and trust in the news has never been harder to earn.
Gamer's Heart is our honest take on gaming journalism: reviews written to tell you what a game is really like, not what anyone wants you to think. Through our publications, we plan to restore the integrity that readers deserve.
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The guiding philosophy of Viaches Media is capturing the true power of storytelling.
A story has the ability to impact at any level of society. Whether it lives on the screen or on the page, every project we take on sets out to do exactly that.
- Scout Every project starts with a story worth keeping: a place, a person or a moment that deserves to be seen.
- Develop Our teams are small by design. We gather the few collaborators each story needs, and that close crew researches, writes and plans before production begins.
- Craft That same crew films, draws, writes and edits with care. Nothing goes out to an audience until it is finished and the whole team is satisfied with it.
The stories I grew up on never left me. They were the kind a family keeps coming back to and hands down, and they shaped how I see the world creatively. I want to make stories like that again: ones that outlast us, and give the next generation the same feeling they gave me.