Stranahan Media Co.

Analog Studio

A tiny analog studio using vintage film and tape cameras to create one-of-a-kind portraits, social media content, and home-movie style stories.

Chattanooga, Tennessee

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Services

Portraits

Timeless analog portraits shot on vintage film cameras. Real grain, real warmth, real you.

Starting at $225 1-hour session · 15–20 edited analog scans delivered digitally

Social Media Content

Stand out from the digital crowd with authentic analog content that feels genuine and lived-in.

Starting at $350 2-hour session · 25–35 edited images optimized for social

Home Movie Stories

Personal films captured on vintage tape cameras. The way memories were meant to feel.

Starting at $450 Half-day shoot · 3–5 min edited video delivered digitally

Add-ons: Premium film stock +$35 · Multi-format session +$50 · Rush delivery +$50

Not Your Typical Session

This is not your typical photo session.

Most photographers hand you a Lightroom preset and call it edited. We don't do that.

Every session at Stranahan Media Co. starts with something you can't replicate digitally — a vintage film or tape camera that captures light, grain, and color the way the original engineers intended. Cameras that haven't been manufactured in decades. Film stocks and tapes that took real effort to track down.

Then the work begins. Your images aren't "tweaked" — they're edited at the pixel and data level. Custom processing, frame-by-frame decisions, techniques borrowed from glitch art, data manipulation, and analog archival work. The result is something genuinely one-of-a-kind. Not a filter. Not a preset. Not something you could achieve with any app on your phone.

You'll walk away with images that look like they were made by someone who genuinely cares how each individual pixel sits — because they were.

About

Stranahan Media Co. is a one-person analog studio based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Named after a favorite fictional character who valued authenticity over convenience, this studio exists to create something real in a world of endless digital perfection.

Every portrait, every piece of content, every home movie is captured on vintage film and tape cameras — no filters, no presets, just the honest warmth of analog media. The grain is real. The light leaks are real. The moments are real.