RATHKOPF produce award-winning documentary photography and film for brands, agencies, and organizations — from healthcare to broader social impact work.
Flexible teams that scale to the project. We work with brands and agencies on narrative development, casting real participants, creative direction, production, and post-production.
AWARDS & HONORS
FULL SERVICE MEDIA PRODUCTION
FOUNDERS
The Rathkopfs: Anna (survivor), Jordan (caregiver), and a scalable crew of trusted producers, editors, and techs.
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CAPABILITIES
Interview development and editorial and documentary-style shooting
Multi-day production scheduling, participant recruitment, and casting
Portrait, campaign, and environmental photography
Editing, story shaping, and final delivery
Experienced inside regulated industries — HIPAA, informed consent, MLR review — when a project calls for it
SELECT PARTNERS
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A powerful visual collaboration from their dual perspectives as the diagnosed and the caregiver. Through intimate imagery and raw storytelling, it examines how illness transforms love, identity, and connection.
In light of rising cancer diagnoses under 50, it brings attention to the unique challenges faced by younger families.
SELECT WORK
YSC »
Words To Live By - Award-winning photo + video series built around patient voices, co-created with the MBC community.
Memorial Sloan Kettering »
Mission, Vision and Values - Image library and brand film deployed across internal communications and donor-facing channels
New York Common Pantry »
Rise, Respond, Renew Image library for annual report and marketing materials, print and digital
EGF Accelerator »
Founders + Futures - Photo and video libraries for seven social entrepreneurs focused on public health.
Susan G. Komen »
H.E.R (Health Equity Revolution) - Communicator Award, Communication Arts, American Photography. A multi-year campaign centered on survivorship and health equity.
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A powerful visual collaboration from their dual perspectives as the diagnosed and the caregiver. Through intimate imagery and raw storytelling, it examines how illness transforms love, identity, and connection.
In light of rising cancer diagnoses under 50, it brings attention to the unique challenges faced by younger families.
