From broadcast commercials to documentary films, we bring a filmmaker’s eye and a deep sense of community to every project. Our work is grounded in authenticity and emotional clarity—designed to resonate, uplift, and reflect the world with care and intention. Whether we’re telling a personal story or representing a brand, we strive to create work that feels lived-in and true—capturing moments that reveal something deeper. With a strong visual sensibility and a commitment to collaboration, The Midnight Bodega creates stories that not only look beautiful, but carry meaning and purpose.
PRESS:
The Seattle Times | “Award Winning ‘Know Your Place’ Captures a Changing Seattle
Punch Drunk Critics | Review | ‘Know Your Place’
Variety | Seattle International Film Festival Awards Top Honors to ‘Klondike,’ ‘Know Your Place’
IndieWire | ‘Klondike,’ ‘Know Your Place’ Win Big at Seattle International Film Festival
Cascade PBS | Seattle Movie About Loss & Gentrification Debuts at SIFF
The Daily | UW RSO NOMAS Screens UW Alum’s Debut Feature Film ‘Know Your Place’
The Stranger | Seattle’s Beauty Should Not Only be For White People
KUOW | He Met His First Love in Seattle’s South End. He Lost Her There Too
The Stranger | 2009 Stranger Film Genius Zia Mohajerjasbi
The Stranger | He Got Cinema
The Moveable Fest | Zia Mohajerjasbi’s Arresting ‘Know Your Place’ Explores rangera City’s Limits
Seattle Met | Yesler Terrace Comes to the Big Screen in SIFF’s ‘Hagereseb’
The Seattle Globalist | What Seattle is Losing in Yesler Terrace Redevelopment
The Stranger | Zia Mohajerjasbi’s ‘Hagereseb’ Plays Tonight