Legal Storytelling
You know your subject.
We know how to get the story out of you.
Egg and Toast Media helps attorneys communicate their expertise and tell important human stories through thoughtful, interview-driven video. No scripts to memorize. No awkward talking-head commercials. Just good questions, real conversations, and experienced storytelling.
Stories
Move People
That’s the Point
Two Ways We Work With Attorneys
Attorney Authority
Turn what you know into video people actually watch.
- Professionally produced on-camera interviews
- Long-form YouTube videos
Vertical social and YouTube Shorts - Professional editing, captions and graphics
- Thumbnails, titles and descriptions
- Ongoing topic development
- Attorney review before publication
Mitigation Films
Help the court see the person, not just the case.
- Story and interview development
Long-form YouTube videos - Family, employer and community interviews
- Documentary filming
- Photographs and archival material
- Professional editing and finishing
- Private counsel review
Legal expertise deserves better than a talking-head commercial.
Our founder, Rick Dowlearn, has spent his career producing and directing television, interviewing experts and
helping people communicate naturally on camera.
Our work has included series for National Geographic, Disney+, Discovery and other major networks and platforms,
covering subjects ranging from science and engineering to medicine, wildlife and conservation.
The process is remarkably consistent: prepare carefully, ask good questions, listen closely and find the story inside
what someone already knows. That’s what we bring to attorneys and their clients.
Real Experience.
Real People.
A Higher Standard.
Conversation
We start with the attorney, the audience and what we’re trying to accomplish.
Preparation
We develop the interview approach, questions and story plan.
Interview
We conduct a relaxed, guided conversation designed to get beyond rehearsed answers.
Story
We shape the strongest material into clear, polished video.
Review
The attorney reviews the work before publication or final use.
Let’s start with 15 minutes.
Whether you want to build a bronger video presence for your practice or discuss a potential mitigation film, the first step is a conversation.