New York City is movement. 

It’s an early commute to and from our office near Grand Central Station. It’s the client meeting from Midtown to the Seaport. It’s load-ins on side streets with coffee clutched in hand and attentive elevator security. It’s creative discussions occurring while walking ten blocks because no one has time to sit still.

Red Summit was created around that same outlook. In this bustling city, you’re surrounded by ambition. Everyone is pitching, launching or rebranding. The continuous action doesn’t drain you, it molds and sharpens you. It’s the New York minute when you have :30. 

Over my 20 years here, I’ve learned that NYC rewards three things:

That mindset is the DNA of how we run our projects. Whether we’re building ideas in pre-production, running full-scale shoots, or grinding through post, we operate at the speed of the city. NYC has trained us to think on our feet, adapt quickly, and collaborate with crews and clients from all over the world who pass through here every day. I love the noise. I love this city. I love that it pushes everyone to level up. There’s something motivating about walking outside and knowing you’re surrounded by people chasing big ideas. It reminds you to keep chasing yours.

But none of it happens alone. I’m grateful every day for the team at Red Summit that brings this energy to life, the producers, creatives, crew, and collaborators who show up ready to solve, build, and push ideas further. That collective drive is what turns motion into momentum.

If you’re building something and need a team that can move at the speed of your ambition, Red Summit is built for that. We’d love to help you bring it to life.

Thank you,

Mike Krentzman, Owner and EP

We’re so excited to welcome our new interns to the RSP team, Hattie and Aya, from Northeastern University.

On Super Bowl Sunday, our team at Lawn Club NYC in the Seaport produced a livestream for 400 Conejos' first-ever Bunny Bowl. This event included adoptable bunnies racing to win, as well as the debut of the brand's new cocktail, the “No Bueno Bunny.” The brand partnered with All About Rabbits Rescue, a NYC based non-profit that rescues rabbits, educates on responsible care, and promotes rabbit welfare.

To make sure everything ran smoothly, we started the day by planning the camera layout for the livestream, which was set up to stream to YouTube and Instagram in both 16:9 and 9:16 aspect ratios. Our team of 6 cameras and 3 operators rehearsed extensively to make sure everything ran well.

During the Bunny Bowl event, our team filmed exciting content for spectators. This included filming each bunny pair and the hosts, TravQue and Jamila Mustafa. From set-up and rehearsal to the live activation, we were present every step of the way to support the client and produce a great experience for viewers on one of the largest sports days of the year!

We are thrilled to have created content for 400 Conejos and to livestream this event for a good cause. You can see the amazing work we produced on the 400 Conejos Instagram page.

Brent, resident adventurer for Cache_Seven, traveled from Oregon to Jackson Hole, WY to film with guides Pete Stone and Brenton Reagan. He captured interviews and gear walkthroughs to get the latest scoop on backcountry and Heliski gear. From Jackson, Brent picked up the C7 van and roadtripped down to Salt Lake City to meet Erik Fullmer from Wasatch Mountain Guides. Erik showed Brent how to find the best snow at a time when there's barely any snow, and they had a great day in the backcountry of Little Cottonwood Canyon. 

From Utah, Brent hopped on a flight over to the East Coast to link up with Keith Moon from Vertex Mountain Guides for his first time ice climbing, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. 

Our DP Joe captured some awesome photos and videos along the way and Brent had a successful first ice climb! What's next? Mountain Biking in Hood River Oregon and an epic few days in the Wallowa Mountains!

This month, our RSP team was up in Pittsfield, Massachusetts capturing a major milestone for the community.

Inside the long-vacant building at 24 North Street, local and state leaders gathered to announce state funding awards for new housing projects across Massachusetts. One of those awards went to Allegrone, who will be transforming 24 North Street into a mixed-use space with retail shops and apartments, bringing new energy back to downtown.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll were both there to mark the occasion, reinforcing the significance of this investment for Pittsfield and the broader community.

What made this press conference especially powerful was the setting. It wasn’t held in a ballroom or on the steps of a government building. It took place right inside the space itself. Standing there, surrounded by exposed brick and open floors, you could already picture what it’s going to become. Those early-stage moments, when the vision is clear but the work is just beginning, are always meaningful to document.

We’re proud to be alongside Allegrone as they bring 24 North Street back to life, and we’re looking forward to capturing the progress ahead.

As a trusted partner of the Babies Heart Fund for three years, Red Summit Productions helped highlight decades of progress in pediatric cardiology at this year’s Gala. The RSP team traveled to Texas to interview Dr. David Spencer, a 76-year-old former patient who was treated at Columbia for congenital heart disease in 1958 and went on to build a successful career as a doctor in Texas. We also told the story of Mirabelle Pitt, a 19-year-old college student who benefited from advanced surgical techniques. By contrasting these two eras, we showcased the transformative impact of Columbia’s care and continuous research, funded by the Babies Heart Fund.

We'll see you on the next shoot!