At Told, we dig deep to find the real stories from the people and organizations we are working with, and use a documentary-style process to create authentic, original stories for your company, non-profit, or school. We are owned and operated by Rebecca Rideout, a filmmaker who's been working in the field for over 20 years. We are particularly enthusiastic about telling the stories of regenerative agriculture and the preservation of wild lands / waters. Reach out to start the video-making journey and to get your story Told!

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Owner and Founder, Rebecca Rideout:
As owner of Told, Rebecca has filmed, edited, and produced award-winning videos for dozens of clients for over 12 years. Her videos have been recognized by the Telly Awards, Summit International Awards, and the regional Ad Club. Recent work includes campaigns for the American Farmland Trust, the USDA Farm to School Grant, grant-funded films for Mass Humanities, the Collaborative for Educational Services, Franklin County's YMCA, ServiceNet, Eaglebrook, Bement School, and many many more.

Simultaneously, she has worked as Producer, Lead Editor, Post-Production Supervisor, Cinematographer, Field Producer and/or Associate Producer on several major feature-length documentaries, including Ariel Phenomenon (landing spots on Entertainment's and People Magazine's top ten lists and an NPR special), a feature film about the Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics, Hunting Yellow Pigs, that highlights an advanced mathematics program for teens, and features well-known alum with far-reaching impacts across the US, and Rising River's Edge, a Mass-Humanities-funded film exploring the effects of climate change on the farms and community of Franklin County, MA.

Prior to Told, Rebecca worked on films for Monadnock Media, Inc., multiple PBS-broadcast productions for Florentine Films / Hott Productions, and additional various feature-length documentaries.

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