We are Multihouse.
At Multihouse, storytelling drives everything we do. We work on a variety of projects that may seem disconnected at first glance, spanning across different mediums and industries. But they all share one thing in common: A thread of impact.
Our Story
We partner with those who are already making a difference—the unsung heroes who show up every day, quietly working to strengthen their communities and keep our world moving.
We could be just another production company, but that wouldn’t be enough. Storytelling is more than entertainment: it is a vessel for empathy, a bridge to those who are different from us, and the last best hope in a world that, while more connected through technology, feels increasingly divided. It’s about creating connections, understanding people’s lived experiences, and finding common ground where we least expect it.
We don’t push narratives—we help uncover them: revealing stories of resilience, humanity, and quiet strength that have always been there, waiting to be told.
Whether it’s a film, a podcast, a marketing campaign, or an immersive event—we exist at the intersection of impact and storytelling. It’s not an afterthought. It’s not performative. It’s raw and real. It’s the spirit that stems back to crackling fires and the earliest oral tradition. It’s our shared humanity, empathy, and imagination that give us hope and remind us just what we’re capable of when we work together.
MEET OUR TEAM
At Multihouse, we specialize in social impact storytelling. Our bicoastal team of award-winning creatives, known as Multihouse Storytellers, passionately leverage their expertise to deliver unrivaled results for Multihouse's impact partners.

The Multihouse Story
A Note from Michael Tessler
Years before the formation of Multihouse, I sold newspaper ads door-to-door while appraising historical items at a pawn shop on the weekends. It was tough work. My dream of becoming a storyteller and starting a company must have seemed pretty far-fetched.
There was one person who believed in me: my childhood best friend, Brandon Myers. A gifted composer who was suffering from a brutal degenerative disease that robbed him of his ability to walk or use his arms, he refused to let that hold him back.
Brandon would fearlessly ride into Tinder dates with his electric wheelchair. When unable to lift his arms to conduct an orchestra for a music class, he invented a way to do it with his head and eyes. He was extraordinary. You can imagine just how little sympathy he had for me when I broke down one day, resigning myself to a life of little note or adventure.
He reminded me that anything is possible and told me I'd make all those dreams happen. He was certain of it. How could I disagree with someone who literally climbed a mountain in a wheelchair?
So we did what best friends do. We made a pinky promise, an unbreakable vow, to pursue our dreams to the ends of the Earth and never stop inspiring each other.
Brandon passed away a year later. We were only 24.
So I got to work on fulfilling the promise we made to each other. It started by transposing and incorporating Brandon's compositions into my first major film project, bringing Brandon's dream of being a film composer to life.
Shortly thereafter, I packed my bags and started the cross-country trek to fulfill my end of the bargain.
And so, the story of Multihouse began.
For more on Brandon's story, you can watch this beautiful piece from the Today Show.
As Multihouse embarks on its next chapter, we are returning to our storytelling roots. Whether it's bringing massive national storytelling campaigns to life for our non-profit partners, creating a premium digital talk show for a groundbreaking YouTube channel, or producing feature-length films with epic 18th-century battles, our passion for storytelling continues to grow stronger. If you can dream it, we can do it.
Our dedicated team of doers brings decades of experience to the table and collaborates with award-winning world-class creatives to bring to life countless stories.