About Reagan Studios

Reagan Studios is an award-winning production company led by internationally-recognized director and cinematographer, Collins Reagan. The studio is known for their up-close and heartwarming approach to documentary filmmaking, educational projects, music videos, commercial videos and weddings. Reagan Studios uses years of video strategy expertise to help clients achieve their goals.

Reagan Studios began as the creative outlet of Keith and Lisa Reagan, their first wedding being filmed on April 8, 2010.  Collins Reagan their son gradually started helping out what was "Keith Reagan film and video" at the time, and In July of 2014, "Flowers Ain't Gonna Fix This" by Lindsey Highlander reached #1 on Country Music Television's (CMT) Pure 12-Pack Country Music Video Countdown.

After continued success in the wedding industry Reagan Studios quickly branched out to offer commercial videography. Traveling to Florida four times in one year filming "survival at sea" training videos for Boaters University, Reagan Studios captured their first short film documentary "The First Rescue: A Look  Back." Tasting of the film festival scene for the first time left Reagan Studios wanting to continue creating impactful documentary short films. 

Lisa Reagan brings her 30 years of professional communications strategies and support to the Reagan Studios family team. Her story editing led to the Ministry of Surf's international recognition at film festivals in 2023 and the Dan Eldon Activist Award for the short film in November 2023. You can read about Lisa's award-winning nonprofit activism, also inspired by Collins, here. 

Due to the natural growth of the business, Reagan Studios employs photographers and other cinematographers for various projects as needed. But a Reagan is still at the helm. The second generation of Reagan Studios plans to stay small and focus on quality. "We have no plans to use rookie camera crews to flood the market," Collins observed. "We would rather remain serious artists, and deliver superior film to our clients than become a big video production company."