Our Purpose
Create conscious content with positive intent.
our Mission
To nourish individuals with opportunities for healing and transformation.
our Vision
A world where people are guided by, connected to, and living as, Love.
Overview
Do Good Video is a Baltimore, Maryland based video production company focused on creating videos that support healing and transformation within individuals, families, and communities.
We offer 1-on-1 production services for small business owners, solopreneurs, and practitioners in the healing and wellness space. We also offer small, medium, and large size production services for nonprofits, B-Corporations, and businesses “Doing Good”.
We primarily serve the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, however we are able to provide some serves globally. These include but aren’t limited to: pre-production planning, content development, script writing, video editing, audio editing, etc.
If you need us to film something outside of the Mid-Atlantic region, we can tap into the Do Good Creative Network for localized support, or we can travel if and when appropriate.
Our studio is located in Baltimore City, Maryland, near Penn Station. The studio is available to our clients for production, and to those looking to rent studio space.
We maintain a balanced approach to every project, in that we keep our creative hearts open to possibilities, while maintaining a grounded presence to build structure to keep production moving.
The Do Good Values
Create Consciously
Explore & Discover
Accept Authenticity
Transcend Limitations
Self-Empowerment
Live Sustainably
Adapt to the Flow
Love Unconditionally
Compassionate Heart-Based Connections
Our Team
Kyle M. Steinle
A native Marylander, Kyle founded Do Good Video in 2018 with a passion for video production and a new found purpose in life to simply “do good”. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electronic Media & Film from Towson University, and a Master of Science in Analytics & Knowledge Management from Notre Dame of Maryland University. As Owner and Executive Producer, his hope is to indirectly and positively serve the lives of local community members in need, by providing video production services to organizations in direct relationship with local communities. Kyle is dedicated to operating Do Good Video with harmonious balance of logical mind and open heart.
Maranda Kosten
Maranda is a Director, Writer, Producer and Performer, who specializes in using storytelling to facilitate the revelation of truth. In her work with Do Good Video, she uses video to create healing that ranges from the individual to all of society. Throughout her career, Maranda has worked extensively in non-profit development and branding working with several organizations including the Human Rights Campaign, Baltimore Center Stage and Charm City Companions. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and Women’s Studies from the University of Maryland and an M.F.A. in Acting from the Actor’s Studio Drama School/New School for Drama.
Yevgeniy “Yev” Vaskevich
Yevgeniy is a Cinematographer, Editor and Special effects Artist at Do Good Video. When Yev wakes up in the morning, the first thing he looks forward to is a cup of coffee, followed by a walk or run through the park. Yev is driven in life by the ability to convert words into flesh. The process of creating visual language and making it reality fascinates him. As part of the global human experience, he prefers to put his creative abilities to use by working with organizations that strive to bring good to this world.
Deborah Wallace
Deborah Wallace is an Emmy-nominated Producer, Writer, Director and Performer working in both film and theatre. As Co-Artistic Director of the multi award-winning International WOW Company she collaborated on the production of more than 20 works for the stage and screen including the Academy Award nominated, Emmy-winning documentary film, Gasland. Deborah produced its sequel Gasland, Part II for HBO, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2013 and went on to win the Environmental Media Association Award for Best Documentary, Cinema Eye Honors and an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Research. In addition, Wallace produced the films The Sky Is Pink, Divest, Occupy Sandy, How To Let Go Of The World And Love All The Things Climate Can’t Change which was released by HBO in 2016, and Artists Against Fracking with Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon. She produced and co-wrote, Blood on the Mountain, a documentary feature detailing the struggle for labor rights in the coal mines of West Virginia, which was released by Netflix in 2017, honored by the International Documentary Association and for which she received another Emmy nomination for Outstanding Historical Documentary. Most recently Wallace served as Executive Producer for Brave Girls, which premiered at DOCNYC. She is at work on the documentary features TIMEandSPACE, Soil Brothers and Poplarism. Wallace’s original plays have been presented by HERE Arts, The Ohio Theater, Ars Nova, New Dance Group, Incubator Arts Project, ODU Rep and the National Drama Theatre of Lithuania. As a performer she is honored to have worked and toured internationally with some of the world’s most influential experimental theatre artists including Ann Bogart, SITI Company, Richard Foreman, John Zorn, and Anne Hamilton. Deborah is also a member of the Film Studies Faculty at Old Dominion University.
