Chase The Dream Productions exists to create purpose-driven media that celebrates culture, empowers connection, and amplifies underrepresented voices. Through authentic storytelling across travel, film, and experiences, we inspire audiences, uplift communities, and redefine representation in entertainment.
Our Pillars
Chase The Dream Productions operates at the intersection of storytelling, tourism, and digital media —creating content and experiences that connect people to culture, community, and place.
TWB® Content & Original Productions
Chase The Dream Productions is the creative force behind TWB® with Marlie and Anthony Love, an award-winning travel series that explores destinations through the lens of culture, history, and lived experience. Through digital and broadcast platforms, we produce engaging, story-driven content that highlights local communities, small businesses, and untold narratives while inspiring audiences to explore with intention.
Tours & Experiential Travel
(TWB Tours)
We design and operate curated tours and live experiences that bring our storytelling to life. TWB Tours connects guests to neighborhoods, cultural landmarks, museums, and local businesses through immersive, guided experiences. Each tour blends education, entertainment, and community engagement, creating meaningful connections between travelers and the places they visit.
From concept to final delivery, we provide professional video production services for brands, tourism boards, and organizations. Our team specializes in storytelling-driven content, including destination marketing, branded campaigns, and digital media assets. We combine creative direction, on-site production, and post-production expertise to deliver high-quality visuals that drive result
Full-Service Production
UPCOMING PROJECTS
UPCOMING PROJECTS
Roslyn Pioneer Movie Trailer
Our film uncovers a pivotal yet largely untold chapter in American history—the arrival of 300 Black miners to Roslyn, Washington, between 1888 and 1889. Recruited under false pretenses by coal company agent Jim Sheppardson, these men unknowingly stepped into a volatile labor strike, igniting racial and social tensions in a town already shaped by an ethnically diverse but divided workforce. At its core, this docuseries explores the complex relationship between race and economics—how those in power manipulate divisions to maintain control and serve their financial interests. Through a compelling blend of dramatic reenactments, expert interviews, and archival materials, we expose the deeper forces at play, revealing a story of exploitation, resilience, and the pursuit of dignity in an America that thrived on racial and economic inequities. Told through the lense of Jim Sheppardson, the film re-examines the decisions that shaped Roslyn’s fate and the Black miners’ fight for survival.