About
Our Mission:
At Biddle City Project we create innovative, uniquely shareable stories that help to drive prospective customers to you. Through client conversations and targeted research, we immerse ourselves to try to fully understand the vision and personality of your brand, and help you craft a message that speaks to your audience. From commercials and short films to advertising and social media campaigns, we deliver exceptional ideas and swift execution to offer our clients the competitive advantage they require.
History:
Biddle City Project stems from a collaboration of Aaron Greer, Marc Miilu, and Aaron Word. Combining creative forces that are slightly skewed, they beautify and disfigure the land of creative content. In 2014, 2015, and 2016 the crew took best film at the CCFF Fortnight Film Contest for their shorts "Everyone's a Comedian", "Heist Guys", and "A Shred of Evidence", respectively.
Check out our other short films and commercial work, and stay tuned for more from the minds behind Biddle City Project!
Beginning as a Production Assistant in local news, Aaron began a career as a freelance camera operator while earning dual associates degrees in Motion Picture Production and Direction from Lansing Community College. After producing two independent features, he entered into the commercial production world, where he helped produce spots for Auto-Owners Insurance, Meijer, Biggby, and many others. In 2014, Aaron decided to embark on a different path and started a new creative media company, Biddle City Project, with Marc Miilu and Aaron Word.
Marc Miilu is a graduate of Central Michigan University with a Masters in Broadcasting. He has an extensive background in documentary and interview filmmaking after shifting from a long stint filming outdoor nature programs.
Aaron also spent a number of years filming outdoors before transitioning to filming art installations and performance pieces for the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum. He began his journey in broadcast as a videographer in the newsroom before transitioning to freelance video and filmmaking.