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Most Recent Production
Hope In the Valley : An Atlantic Street Center Story (2025) - Documentary Trailer
Hope In the Valley: An Atlantic Street Center Story is a short film (FILM A & FILM B) produced by CB Productions centering the 115 years of service provided by Atlantic Street Center, a social service organization serving marginalized youth & families across Washington state.
FILM A : This five-minute organizational film celebrates Atlantic Street Center’s 115-year legacy by highlighting the historical moments that shaped its social services, while underscoring the urgent need to protect the communities it serves amid a shifting political climate and the critical pivots required to respond.
FILM B : An extension of FILM A, The documentary follows the history of Atlantic Street Center through the complex stories of four generations of women, shedding light on the paths that led them to the organization, and how hope has been cultivated in their lives through the ever-evolving community there.
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Director of Photography: Jasper Willson
Editor, Writer, Motion Graphics, Director, and Producer: Chardonnay Beaver
Executive Producer: Atlantic Street Center; Nora Weiss & Teresa Everett and Chardonnay Beaver
Kim P.
Founder of Victorious Youth LLC, a program designed to serve youth with disabilities
Chardonnay was incredibly pleasant to work with. She designed our first website during a time when we were establishing our brand style and voice. Having rich experience working in community space, collaborating with Chardonnay brought me great ease.
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She was efficient and worked alongside our website developer. She developed the website's content, language, visuals, and more. The entire position was remote, but she never allowed me to feel misguided in the process. I highly recommend utilizing her services. Her standard is excellence.
Mishael "MEESH" Powell
Former Interviewee, Seattle Native, NFL Safety (Minnesota Vikings)
During my podcast interview with Chardonnay I had an amazing time. She not only had great questions for me but she was very easy to relate being Black. She is very intelligent and knows how to catch the listeners attention with what she is trying to say. You can tell with how she is speaking she is very passionate about her work, which is always a great thing. Overall, I had a great experience and would love to do it again.
Donna Blankinship
Veteran journalist at The Associated Press, Cascade PBS, Seattle Times, etc.
Chardonnay is a creative and empathetic storyteller. But more than that, she is a kind person who is easy to relate to and makes sharing your story an easy experience.