Stories from events, organizations, and the people who give them meaning.
Chevron asked for a recap.
We saw a deeper story, and pitched it.
Watch the film · 2:46
The golf was already covered.
Chevron wanted the stories outside the ropes.
Captured one day. Published the next.
Captured Mon →Published Tue
Concept and script · Billy Corcoran VNarrated by · Lilia Vu
Watch the film · 1:02 →The brief
Open Championship week with a story that created anticipation before competition began.
What we did
We developed an original narrated concept, wrote the script, directed Lilia Vu’s recording and shaped the film around her voice, the course and the music.
Captured Tue →Published Wed
The brief
Show what participating in a major-championship Pro-Am actually feels like from inside the experience.
What we did
We developed the angle and interview questions with Emma Carpenter, aligned on the tone, and filmed around her natural conversations with participants.
Captured Wed →Published Thu
The brief
Make Chevron’s impact tangible through the young people receiving surprise scholarships.
What we did
After learning the presentation was happening, we pushed to make it part of the week’s storytelling, captured the live program and reactions, and built the piece around the surprise and what the opportunity meant.
Captured Thu →Published Fri
The brief
Take fans beyond practice footage and let players explain how they prepare for competition.
What we did
We developed the questions and story direction with Emma, then filmed around her conversations with players to let their own preparation drive the piece.
Captured Fri →Published Sat
The brief
Show young people that opportunities in golf extend far beyond becoming a professional player.
What we did
We recognized Career Day as a story that could disappear behind tournament coverage, developed the interview approach, captured the program and centered the young people discovering new career paths.
Captured Sat →Published Sun
The brief
Show what the Championship feels like from the crowd, including the activations and brands that become part of the experience.
What we did
We went into the crowd and followed fans enjoying the event, partying, exploring activations and interacting with the brands around them, turning sponsor presence into something human.
Captured Sun →Published Mon
The brief
Show how the Championship creates access, mentorship and excitement around golf for the next generation.
What we did
We proposed the clinic as another story worth telling, developed the interview approach and built the film around the girls’ experience of the game.
Noticed
Thu · Round 1
| 1 | Nelly Korda | −7 |
| T2 | Tavatanakit | −5 |
| T2 | Lee | −5 |
Leads by 2
Fri · Round 2
| 1 | Nelly Korda | −14 |
| 2 | Tavatanakit | −8 |
| T3 | O’Keefe | −7 |
| T3 | O’Toole | −7 |
| T3 | Yoon | −7 |
Leads by 6
Sat · Round 3
| 1 | Nelly Korda | −16 |
| 2 | Tavatanakit | −11 |
| T3 | Roussin-Bouchard | −10 |
| T3 | Yin | −10 |
Leads by 5
Sun · Final
| 1 | Nelly Korda | −18 |
| T2 | Tavatanakit | −13 |
| T2 | Yin | −13 |
Wins by 5
We were there to create seven daily films. But when Nelly Korda surged into the lead, we recognized another story beginning to unfold.
As the crowds grew and Nelly pulled further ahead, we committed multiple cameras to following her while the daily films continued. We wanted more than golf shots—the reactions, expressions, and moments between them.
Nelly still held a commanding lead, but moments of inconsistency caught our attention. We stayed with her, capturing the reactions and uncertainty alongside the brilliance.
Three cameras covered the closing holes, capturing Nelly’s finish from different perspectives and the emotion surrounding her victory. We’d captured the ending. We didn’t yet understand the full story.
After the Championship
Only after the championship did we begin to understand the full story. Listening to Nelly reflect on the pressure and struggles of 2025 sent us back through earlier interviews, archival footage, and the moments we’d captured that week. Suddenly, even Saturday’s uncertainty carried a different meaning.
We’d been asked to create a championship recap. But what we discovered was a more personal story about everything it took to reach that victory. We pitched a different direction to the leadership team overseeing Chevron’s championship films. They trusted our vision and gave us the time and creative freedom to tell it.
The Battle Behind the Win · 2:46
Watch the film →Chevron & First Tee·Pebble Beach·2026
At Pebble Beach, we led pre-production, developed interview questions, filmed the experience, and advised on the creative direction and how the stories would be shared.
Story planning, identifying people and moments, and preparing the coverage.
Creating questions designed to uncover the juniors’ experiences and the human story.
Filming the people, interviews, reactions, and moments across the experience.
Helping determine the creative direction, how the three films fit together, and how they could be presented and shared.
01Pre-production
Story planning, identifying people and moments, and preparing the coverage.
02Interview development
Creating questions designed to uncover the juniors’ experiences and the human story.
03Production
Filming the people, interviews, reactions, and moments across the experience.
04Content strategy
Helping determine the creative direction, how the three films fit together, and how they could be presented and shared.
The finished work
A larger story connecting the experiences of the day and evening, alongside two focused films capturing Play Day at The Hay and the Pairings Party.
“Billy brings more than production to a project.
He helps shape the story, thinks through every detail, and makes the process clear for our team and clients. I trust him to lead on-site, coordinate interviews, and capture what we need—even when I can’t be there.”
Trey Herring · HNS Sports
It began as a week of tournament coverage. It became a film about pressure, and a relationship that kept growing.
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