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OUR LOGO IS OFFICIALLY TRADEMARKED — A SMALL MILESTONE FOR OUR NYC VIDEO PRODUCTION AGENCY

  • Writer: David Feldman
    David Feldman
  • Mar 7
  • 3 min read
johnnypuetz logo trademark paper

Running a video production company comes with a lot of obvious milestones.


  • Landing a big client.

  • Finishing a complicated shoot.

  • Seeing your work show up online, on TV, or somewhere completely unexpected.


Those are the moments people usually notice from the outside.


But every once in a while there’s a quieter milestone that still feels pretty great internally. This week we hit one of those.


Our johnnypuetz logo is officially trademarked. 🎉🎉🎉


It might not sound like the most exciting announcement in the world, but for us it’s a meaningful one. After more than eight years of building our reputation as what we like to think of as the 'Best NYC video production agency', protecting the name behind that work felt like an important step.


PROTECTING THE NAME WE’VE BEEN BUILDING AS AN NYC VIDEO PRODUCTION AGENCY


For more than eight years, we’ve been building the johnnypuetz name the same way most production companies do… one project at a time.


One shoot...

One client relationship...

One finished video that leads to the next opportunity...


Along the way we’ve had the chance to work with some incredible companies and creative teams. From global brands to agencies to internal marketing departments, the work has taken us into boardrooms, rooftops, studios, construction sites, retail stores, and more than a few places we never expected to be filming.


Through all of it, that little logo has been quietly sitting in the corner.... On call sheets, invoices, production decks, at the end of edits, and of course on our website.


For a growing NYC video production agency, a logo becomes more than a design. It becomes shorthand for the work you stand behind.

Now it’s officially protected.


Which means the name we’ve spent years building is legally ours.


THE NOT-SO-GLAMOROUS SIDE OF RUNNING AN NYC VIDEO PRODUCTION AGENCY


If you follow production companies online, you mostly see the fun parts.

Behind-the-scenes shots of lighting setups. Crews working on location. Big cameras and cool environments. Finished videos that look polished and cinematic.


What you don’t see as often are the quieter steps that keep a creative business growing behind the scenes. Paperwork. Legal filings. Operational decisions. All the boring but necessary pieces that make a creative company sustainable long term.


Trademarking the logo definitely falls into that category. It’s not flashy, but it matters. It protects the identity we’ve been building and ensures the name attached to our work stays ours.


And after eight years of growing our NYC video production agency, it felt like the right time to lock that in.


A SMALL MILESTONE THAT POINTS TO THE NEXT CHAPTER


Moments like this are also a reminder of how far the company has come.

johnnypuetz started with smaller shoots and a lot of hustle. Over time the projects got bigger, the clients grew, and the team expanded. Today we’re producing commercial campaigns, corporate communications, event coverage, social media content, and narrative projects for companies that trust us to deliver at a high level.


Every project added another brick to the foundation.


Trademarking the logo is just another one of those bricks. It doesn’t change what we do day to day, but it reinforces that the brand we’ve been building as a NYC video production agency is something worth protecting.

And honestly, it just feels good.


ONWARD


johnnypuetz trademark paper in a frame on the wall

There are still plenty of projects ahead, plenty of shoots to plan, and plenty of ideas to bring to life.


This little milestone just means the name attached to those projects is officially locked in.


Thanks to everyone who has worked with us, collaborated with us, and trusted us over the years. The next chapter for our NYC video production agency is already underway.


And now the logo is coming with us.

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