
01 / The Progress
A clear view of the work as it takes shape.
Construction-industry creative strategist
Westory helps construction and development teams turn what they’re building into stories that help win work, attract workers, keep stakeholders informed, and preserve what they’ve accomplished—through films, photography, and design.
There’s more to a project than the finished view.

01 / The Progress
A clear view of the work as it takes shape.

02 / The People
The people behind the progress.

03 / The Detail
The work before it’s covered.
From the wider view to the work up close.
Strategy shaped by experience
I’m Kyle West, founder of Westory Media. My 20+ years in construction—including work as a Local 723 union carpenter on commercial projects across New England—shape how I read a jobsite and recognize the people, decisions, and details worth following.
Today, I connect that field knowledge with creative strategy and production. I help your team decide what needs to be communicated, then carry that thinking through filming, photography, editing, design, and delivery.
Construction is my foundation, not my boundary. The same approach applies to businesses, places, and community stories: understand the subject, find the purpose, and make the work useful.


Credentials in print

Print Placement — The Professional Carpenter Magazine
Active jobsite progress documentation captured under demanding winter conditions at the base of Mount Washington. These high-fidelity assets were subsequently selected as a multi-page editorial layout feature by the North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters.

Editorial Placement — Business NH Magazine
Low-altitude aerial progress documentation captured under active Part 107 flight rules to track structural scale. The asset was selected and published by Business NH Magazine to anchor their annual corporate profile on regional commercial growth.

Commercial Placement — New Hampshire Business Review
On-site commercial progress photography captured during the complex $12.8M adaptive reuse and structural rehabilitation of the historic Elm Street block, utilized by regional business press to anchor economic development coverage.

Regional Drone Footprint — Boston, Portland & Manchester
A compilation showcase of commercial flight sequences, structural progress monitoring, and asset mapping executed across tight New England metro areas under full tower coordination and LAANC compliance.
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