About Us
Frostline Studios is a full-service digital media production house in Anchorage, Alaska.
Frostline’s mission is to entertain and inspire people all over the world, to help us all to live fulfilled lives with compassion and grace. We produce films and music that lift the human spirit, with an unwavering vision for a better world.
Meet the Team
We are a diverse group of artists, storytellers, musicians, and lovers of life. Our clarity of vision gives us the ability to identify challenges and find solutions with open minds, creative thought, and captivating storytelling.
Rich Cooper
Founder, Executive Producer, Director
Audra Henderson
Producer, Video Production Manager
Derek Haukaas
Senior Audio Engineer
Hannah Pratt
Cinematographer, Editor, Colorist
Courtney Dean
Cinematographer, Editor, Colorist
Mantha Pratt
Studio Manager
Richard Cooper
Founder, Executive Producer, Director
Audra Henderson
Producer, Video Production Manager
Derek Haukaas
Senior Audio Engineer
Hannah Pratt
Cinematographer, Editor, Colorist
Courtney Dean
Cinematographer, Editor, Colorist
Mantha Pratt
Studio Manager
Our Core Values
Creativity and learning above all else.
Take the time to do it right.
Uplift everyone.
Honest communication with integrity and respect.
What Makes Us Unique
Unparalleled quality and creative vision.
Team: motivated, tight-knit, organized.
Alaska based, international reach.
We have over twenty years of award-winning video and audio production experience. We work on feature-length films, documentaries, TV shows, national and regional corporate branding campaigns, broadcast TV and radio commercials, music, audiobooks—in short: if you can dream it, we can do it.
Founded in 2009 by Rich Cooper, Frostline works with some of Alaska’s biggest advertising agencies, as well as national and international clients like the BBC, HBO, Fox Animation, and National Geographic.
Our clients love working with us, whether they are in the studio here in Anchorage, or directing a session via remote phone patch from LA, New York, or London.
Our shoots take us as far north as Utqiagvik, as far south as Ketchikan (and the Lower 48), as well as everywhere in between.
When not travelling, you can find us at our studio in Anchorage, Alaska. Our 5800 square foot facility has multiple top-of-the-line edit suites, a cyc wall, and a full-service sound studio equipped to record and mix your project for Dolby Atmos.
We would love to hear your story!
Community Involvement
Community and social impact are at the core of what we do. To that end, we are proud sponsors of Adventure for Ava and MusicAlaska, non-profits whose work aligns with our mission to entertain and inspire people all over the world, to help us live fulfilled lives with compassion and grace.
Adventure for Ava is a nonprofit program focused on families with special needs. They provide safe and accessible adventures for families to make memories, documenting their experience and sharing their inspiring stories with the world.
Frostline assists Adventure for Ava’s director, Dan Redfield, in producing inspiring videos of these safe and accessible outdoor adventures that the families can cherish forever.
MusicAlaska / the Alaska Independent Musician’s Initiative (AKIMI) elevates Alaska music and supports Alaskan musicians. Frostline assists MusicAlaska in their mission to provide accessible and inclusive programing to a statewide audience.
Nellie Clay performs at the CD Baby DIY Musician Conference in 2018. Photo by Meredith Bless.
Alaska Music Summit 2024. Photo by Lauren Langford.
Radiophonic Jazz at CD Baby’s 2019 DIY Musician’s Conference. Photo via MusicAlaska.
Come hang with us!
Hold For Sound: Let’s Talk Film Producing with Our Producer, Audra
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Our Video Production Process
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Hold for Sound: Let’s Talk Color Grading
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