Six years. Every format. One standard.
Organizations turn to documentary storytelling to clarify ideas, align audiences, and build shared understanding around subjects that are fragmented, abstract, or too important to get wrong.
FRQNCY executive produced and fully produced the Jane Goodall Hopecast — a weekly interview series in which one of the most recognized voices in conservation science explored hope, action, and the people doing the work that matters. The editorial mandate: no talking points. Real conversation.
Guests included Senator Cory Booker, Margaret Atwood, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and Patagonia's head of operations — among dozens of others across two full seasons.
FRQNCY led concept development, host and guest sourcing, nationwide logistics, visual identity, remote production oversight, post-production, and final delivery for Riser Diaries — a documentary-style video series built around five high-visibility guests navigating financial decisions without traditional support systems.
Production was geographically dispersed. FRQNCY sourced and managed local videographers in each market, delivering in 4K for longform and adapted into shortform cuts for wider distribution.
Produced in collaboration with Vox Creative, More Than This explored the idea that self-fulfillment often requires stepping away from predictable paths. FRQNCY led concept refinement, field recording, nationwide logistics, script development, immersive sound design, post-production, and delivery.
Six guests were recorded on location across the United States, with episodes built around immersive sound design and original music. The series received Best Podcast awards from both Digiday and Adweek.
FRQNCY executive produced and fully produced InCharge with DVF — an interview series in which Diane von Furstenberg led direct, unguarded conversations with cultural figures, business leaders, and artists across industries.
The show required building an editorial framework that honored DVF's instincts as an interviewer while maintaining the structural integrity of a serialized podcast. The result was a series that felt as personal as its host — and held the authority of everything she's built.
With roughly six weeks of lead time, FRQNCY was brought on to concept and produce an interview podcast highlighting climate innovation from the Global South, recorded on location in Dubai during COP28. The production required rapid accreditation, equipment planning, and logistical agility at every stage.
Recording locations were secured dynamically — outdoor settings, temporary studios, spaces within Expo City. Two hosts recorded alongside guests in constantly shifting conditions.
FRQNCY executive produced and fully produced The Real Heal with Alicia Silverstone — an interview series built around Silverstone's perspective on holistic health, plant-based living, and the gap between mainstream wellness advice and how the body actually works.
The show required building an editorial architecture that gave Silverstone's depth of knowledge a consistent, accessible format — without flattening her into a brand. The result was a series as unconventional as its host.
Coca-Cola Latin America sought to address a familiar challenge: teams operating toward shared goals but often separated by geography, culture, and context. The resulting internal podcast spotlighted leaders and initiatives across the region to build alignment and shared purpose.
Two hosts recorded remotely from different countries while executives and guests joined from across Latin America. Production spanned eight countries and required coordination with local engineers to ensure audio quality.
Function Health engaged FRQNCY as an editorial partner to design a content system capable of translating deep expertise into accessible, repeatable formats. Rather than producing a single show, the work focused on building the editorial engine itself — expanding podcast sensibilities into interviews, direct-to-camera segments, and game-based concepts.
FRQNCY developed more than ten distinct content concepts alongside clear production workflows, host and guest selections, visual direction, and studio sourcing. The resulting system was handed off to Function's internal studio teams.
Globocurious began as a richly immersive narrative audio series exploring place through history, sound, and lived experience. Rather than treating destinations as products, the series treats place as a system shaped by culture, migration, economics, and memory. The project is now expanding into documentary video.
Each destination anchors a full production cycle — one long-form essay and three follow-ups — built on the same editorial standards FRQNCY applies to every client engagement. The difference: there is no client. Current and upcoming episodes cover Thailand's performance economy, a political comparison that most media was too careful to make, and more destinations in development.
