Overview

Throughout the latter half of 2025, St. John Media partnered with Tiger BioSciences on a multi-location production designed to document the company’s operations, facilities, and products across three sites in Pennsylvania, Texas, and California.

Rather than attempting to tell the entire Tiger BioSciences story from a single location, the project required Joey St. John and Kiernan Gallagher to travel to each facility and capture the different roles those locations play within the organization.

The result was a collection of corporate video and photography assets that gave Tiger BioSciences a consistent visual identity across several very different sides of its business.

Documenting Three Locations

At each facility, St. John Media produced on-site video content designed to showcase the work being performed there and give viewers a closer look at Tiger BioSciences’ operations.

The Pennsylvania facility provided a look at the corporate, business, and distribution side of the organization, including the processes involved in preparing and shipping products.

The Texas and California productions brought Joey St. John and Kiernan Gallagher into more specialized environments connected to Tiger BioSciences’ tissue-based products and manufacturing operations.

One of the facilities included the process of creating skin graft products derived from donated placental tissue, giving the St. John Media team an opportunity to document a highly specialized process that is rarely seen by the general public.

Capturing these environments required the team to take complicated scientific and manufacturing processes and translate them into visuals that could be understood without losing the professionalism and precision appropriate for a biotechnology company.

Macro Product Photography

In addition to video production, product photography became an important component of the project.

At Tiger BioSciences’ Pennsylvania location, St. John Media created detailed macro photography of the company’s individual skin graft products.

Working at such a small scale required a different approach from traditional corporate photography.

The objective was to clearly showcase the physical characteristics and details of each graft while maintaining a clean, consistent presentation across the entire product line.

Those photographs became more than supplemental production assets. Tiger BioSciences now uses the imagery on its website, giving the photographs a direct role in how customers and industry professionals encounter the company’s products online.

Building a Consistent Story Across Multiple Facilities

One of the defining aspects of the Tiger BioSciences project was its scale.

Rather than traveling to a single office for a traditional corporate shoot, Joey St. John and Kiernan Gallagher followed the company across three locations in three states, documenting different parts of the organization while maintaining a consistent production style.

The finished collection combined corporate filmmaking, facility coverage, biotechnology storytelling, product videography, and specialized macro photography into a unified library of visual content.

For St. John Media, the Tiger BioSciences project demonstrates how a multi-site production can help a company connect operations that may be separated by thousands of miles into one cohesive brand story.

It also represents the team’s ability to step into highly specialized industries, understand what needs to be communicated, and turn complex processes and products into professional visual content that can be used across a company’s website, marketing, sales, and digital communications.