OUR STORY
Brandon's Loft Apartment, 2015
From there, things started to pick up. They began working with clients across the Midwest — in places like Columbus, Detroit, Indianapolis, Toledo, Fort Wayne, and Chicago — helping brands tell better stories and connect to people with video.
One of the most pivotal early moments came when a local nonprofit hired them to create a short documentary for their annual fundraising event — something they had never done before — about a young girl who had overcome some pretty incredible challenges. This was the beginning of what became a transformative moment in their young careers.
Main Street Office, 2017
Brandon and Demi attended the fundraising event and sat in the crowd the night the documentary premiered. It was the first time they had ever seen their work play in front of an audience. When the video ended, they looked around and saw a room full of people visibly moved. The client hit their fundraising goal that night, and something clicked. This was the kind of work they wanted to keep doing.
That night reshaped the focus of Lofthouse. The team leaned into documentary-style storytelling for nonprofits, mission-driven brands, and organizations working to make a difference. It quickly became the heart of what they were all about.
Brandon and Cam On Set, 2023
Over time, the team grew. In 2021, Brandon and Demi got married, and around the same time, they brought on Cam — the youngest brother in the Voglewede family — to lend his talent behind the camera and help with production.
In 2023, the Brandon, Cam and Demi — along with external collaborators — worked together on a feature-length docuseries that found viral success online. Brandon was the DP, director, and editor of the series, Cam ran a secondary sideline camera, and Demi contributed both as a b-roll shooter and editor. It was a true family effort — and one of the most meaningful projects they’ve worked on to date.
Lofthouse Wells Street Office, 2020
After nearly a decade of purposeful work in the Midwest, we felt it was the right time to begin expanding into new markets where our storytelling could create even greater impact.
With a strong concentration of nonprofits, foundations, and mission-driven organizations, Denver stood out as a region where our work could make a meaningful difference. In 2025, we expanded into Colorado — bringing our documentary-style storytelling approach to organizations doing important work in that part of the country, while continuing to serve our long-standing Midwest clients.
Today, Lofthouse operates in both Indiana and Colorado, with two locations working together to maximize our impact — helping more organizations uncover and share the stories that move people to action.
Back in 2015, brothers Aaron and Brandon were tossing around ideas for a video production company in Brandon’s loft apartment — a space that doubled as a creative hub and go-to hangout for friends during that strange, in-between phase after college. It was in that apartment, after many late-night brainstorm sessions, that the name “Lofthouse” was born.
At the time, Aaron was working a stable job sourcing materials in the RV industry. But something about Brandon’s video pursuits — and the way video was starting to take off — just made sense. Businesses were scrambling to figure out how to show up with video, and there was a clear need for integrating video into a company's footprint. So Aaron made the leap, joining Brandon to build something from the ground up.
Brandon’s soon-to-be wife, Demi, also came on board as the first official team member. Not long after, the three of them moved to Fort Wayne and opened their first real office — a loft on Main Street that gave Lofthouse a little more room to breathe and grow.
OUR TEAM
AARON
Business Development /
Co-Founder
BRANDON
Creative Director /
Co-Founder
DEMI
Graphic Designer /
Editor
CAMERON
Assistant DP /
Editor