Cason Troutman Founder & Photographer

Cason Troutman is a man made to make a change in the world and he does that by film, photography and spreading love through everything he does. Cason was born and raised Oklahoman and is also a veteran of the Oklahoma Army National Guard where he served 6 years before making a life changing move to Los Angeles. While he spent a few years living in Los Angeles, he found his "why" for life. Living in LA showed Cason that not only is acting such a great and impactful career but that there are many more ways to make an impact on others life through film.  Cason wrote a script about bringing awareness to 22 veterans commit suicide a day in hopes to put the film out to every base in America and beyond to help with mental health within U.S military personal. 

Cason started the fastest growing 48 hour film challenge in Oklahoma, the Southwest 48 Film Festival. It is now rebranded to the Great Plains 72, a nationwide local 72 hour film challenge that teams take part in! The challenge is getting two genres to mix along with a prop and phrase that also must be used within the film and the catch is that all that has to be done in 72 hours! Once done judges critique films and decide on winners! Lastly is the festival with live music, food, drinks and films!

Cason also has other passions that fit in perfectly with the production company such as photography and videography. Capturing life's biggest and littlest moments are one of his biggest passions! Cason believes that as time grows and our memory fades photographs are the one thing that remain the same and if we can capture some of the most grand and some of the most small moments then those memories live on forever.