Christmas with Kimberly

Christmas content has a clock on it.

The songs, the stories, the trailers, the key art, the launch window, all of it has to arrive on time. Not close. On time.

For Wonder Project’s new Amazon Prime channel, Christmas Special with Kimberly Schlapman needed to be ready fast. The series was still in production, the launch was already moving, and the creative had to capture the warmth of the show before the full season was even finished.

Wonder Project had the television crew for the series itself. They brought REMEDY in to help shape the world around it, photography that could become key art, behind-the-scenes footage that captured the spirit of the production, and trailers that could help introduce the show to audiences before launch.

Wonder Project needed support for the launch of a new holiday series tied to their upcoming Amazon Prime channel.

The main need was photography. They needed images that could support media, posters, and key art for the show. But as the launch came closer, the need expanded into trailer support as well.

The challenge was timing.

The schedule was tight. Talent availability was limited. Production days were already spoken for. And the show was wrapping only a few weeks before it needed to launch, which meant the trailers could not wait for a perfectly finished season.

We had to build while the show was still becoming.

We scaled the production to fit the reality of the project.

Instead of bringing in a heavy footprint, we kept the team lean and focused. Small enough to move around an active television production without slowing it down. Strong enough to capture photography that could feel polished, intentional, and worthy of the show’s launch.

The photography had to do more than document the set. It needed to carry the feeling of the special. Warm. Familiar. Holiday-driven. Rooted in Kimberly’s world, her traditions, and the spirit of the series.

Then came the trailers.

Because production was still underway, post had to move in layers. We started building with what was available, then kept revising as new scenes came in, cuts changed, approvals landed, and final footage became available. It was a live process, moving alongside the show instead of waiting behind it.

That only works when the partnership works.

Wonder Project kept reviews moving, approvals clear, and communication fast. We stayed flexible, built quickly, revised in real time, and helped the launch materials take shape as the show crossed the finish line.

REMEDY supported Wonder Project with photography, behind-the-scenes production footage, and trailer editorial for Christmas Special with Kimberly Schlapman.

The work included key art photography, BTS capture, trailer editing, sound design, color, finishing, title design, and motion graphics.

The final trailers and key art helped support the launch of the series on Wonder Project’s Amazon Prime channel, with a fast-moving approval process built around talent, celebrity clearances, and a compressed holiday release window.