About Falter Media
Hey, I'm Austin Falter.
I'm a filmmaker and the founder of Falter Media, a video content agency I started in 2020 out of a NICU waiting room. We've driven over 500 million organic views for health & wellness creators, faith-based organizations, and personal brands. This is our story.
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On Set
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MEET THE TEAM
We've been building out of the Philippines since 2021. I lead from Utah. The creative pod runs from La Union. We're on Slack, we ship on Frame.io, and we treat each other like family - because most of us have kids the same age.
Austin founded Falter Media to help creators show up consistently and credibly on video. Today he sets the company's direction, leads growth, and builds the partnerships that keep it moving.
Nica leads the Post Production team of editors and quality control, assigning projects and reviewing every deliverable so the final cut meets both the client's brief and Falter Media's standards.
Kyra leads the Client Success team, which owns every client relationship from onboarding through renewal, so projects stay on schedule and clients always know exactly where their work stands.
Ira oversees the creative direction of the company, working closely with the Graphic Design and Editing teams to ensure the creative direction of the whole company is forward facing.
Bles leads the Ads Management team, which runs paid Meta campaigns for Falter Media clients, handling setup, targeting, budgets, and performance reporting.
How It Started
It Started In A NICU.
March 2020. My wife gave birth to our first son. There were complications. He was flighted to the NICU at a different hospital.
COVID quarantine meant only one parent could visit. My wife - recovering, in another building - had never seen what our son looked like.
So I picked up a small camera and started telling his story. I'd take photos and videos as I sat by his bedside at the NICU. Then at night I would sit by my wife in the hospital and piece the videos together into videos to send loved ones who were sending thoughts and prayers.
As my son made a full recovery, something clicked. I'd spent years studying marketing, made little drone videos in high school, and quietly shelved the filmmaking dream for a "real" career. Those NICU videos brought it back. I loved making people laugh, cry and feel something.
A few months later, when our son was home and healthy, I launched Falter Media Company. Five years on: 500 million organic views, a TEDx stage, and a roster of clients whose stories I get to tell the same way.
