About Lavender Media
Lavender Media is a storytelling agency specializing in post production, stock footage and Instructional Design. We are documentary, history and music enthusiasts who have a passion for archival footage. Come to us for recommendations because we have great taste.
From compelling copywriting to eye-catching visuals, we create content that resonates with your audience and strengthens your brand identity and ours. We champion diverse voices and inclusive representation in all our work, ensuring that different perspectives and experiences are honored and celebrated. We work to ensure all communities are portrayed with dignity and respect.
We believe in cultivating authentic relationships with our clients. We don't just work for you—we work with you as an extension of your team, committed to your long-term success. Creating genuine art and content that feels natural, not forced is the goal.
Creator
A lover of storytelling, documentaries, history, stock footage, Hip Hop, soccer, laughter and wine tasting - Aureal grew up in Hayward, California with native roots in Jacksonville, Florida. After graduating highschool in 2002, she attended Cal State University, Northridge majoring in Cinema, TV Arts and minoring in Pan African Studies. While in undergrad, Aureal participated in the Black Student Union, Students in Broadcasting and served as an intern for the Walt Disney Company and Edmonds Entertainment.
In 2007, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree, traveled out of the country for the first time and met her future husband. That same year, she landed her first television credit for E! Entertainment. In 2016, she transitioned to a career in education technology as a Video Producer and Instructional Design. In 2023, she graduated from Syracuse University with an MBA concentrating on Entrepreneurship. She currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two children.
IN HER OWN WORDS
My favorite genre is Documentary. The year was 1997. I attended a screening at the Grand Lake Theater in Oakland, CA. I fell in love with documentaries after watching “4 Little Girls” by Spike Lee. It was historical, devastating and well crafted. I remember hearing the song in the opening sequence, “Birmingham Sunday” with tears in my eyes. It drew me into a melancholy wave of sadness yet eagerness to learn this important American story. A story I had never heard of.
I love Post Production! There is something magical about watching raw footage, listening to interviews and creating a non linear story. You get to know people without ever meeting them and create a story that will be viewed by an audience looking for a connection. Creating a story from scratch with “the eye of a tiger” is my superpower.
