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Bernards

A long construction record built by coming back for the moments a project earns, from first shovels and active work through topping out, ribbon cutting, and opening day.

Bernards team members at French Valley Childcare
ClientBernards
What we madeCommercial Photography, Graphic Design, Video Production
ContextSouthern California | Ongoing

A construction story has more than one day.

For Bernards, the work has been built around return visits. Groundbreaking, construction progress, topping out, ribbon cutting, and opening day are distinct chapters for different audiences and purposes. Returning to the job creates a project record that feels earned as the work moves, rather than assembled after it is done.

Milestones that make a complete record.

  1. 2024 to 2026French Valley Childcare

    Groundbreaking, construction, and opening day.

  2. 2024 to 2025Duarte High School Sports Park

    Field work, tilt-up walls, and ribbon cutting.

  3. 2025 to 2026Troy and Lynwood high schools

    Proposal photography, construction, and topping out.

  4. OngoingThe pieces people keep

    Event, field, and graphic applications.

01

From first shovels to the doors opening.

French Valley Childcare is the clearest lifecycle in the relationship. Fox & Brand covered the groundbreaking in November 2024, returned during active construction across 2025, and documented the grand opening in April 2026. Each visit was a different chapter, from the people marking the beginning to the crews building it and the community walking into the finished space.

The sequence gives Bernards a durable project story instead of a final image standing alone.

French Valley Childcare groundbreaking gathering
French Valley Childcare, Nov. 2024. Groundbreaking coverage.
Worker framing French Valley Childcare during construction
French Valley Childcare, 2025. Active construction.
Bernards team member at French Valley Childcare late in construction
French Valley Childcare, 2025. A late-construction return visit.
Aerial view of French Valley Childcare during late 2025 construction
French Valley Childcare, Dec. 2025. The site nearing completion.
French Valley Childcare grand opening gathering
French Valley Childcare, Apr. 2026. Grand-opening gathering.
Completed French Valley Childcare exterior at the 2026 grand opening
French Valley Childcare, Apr. 2026. Completed exterior.

French Valley Childcare Grand Opening

A final milestone film that carries the project story into the community it now serves.

02

Make the record early enough to earn the ribbon cutting.

The Duarte record begins in active field work, not at the finished event. Fox & Brand documented crews at work in 2024, returned for the tilt-up wall construction as the site took shape, and covered the 2025 ribbon cutting when the community could step into the result.

That sequence is the useful version of a branded project library: one project, different moments, and images that can carry the story before, during, and after completion.

Crew working during the Duarte High School Sports Park construction visit
Duarte Sports Park, 2024. Crew at work.
Aerial view of the Duarte High School Sports Park tilt-up wall construction
Duarte Sports Park, 2024. Tilt-up wall work.
Community members at the Duarte High School Sports Park ribbon cutting
Duarte Sports Park, 2025. Ribbon cutting.
Aerial view of completed Duarte High School Sports Park facilities in 2025
Duarte Sports Park, 2025. Completed facilities from above.
Community and project representatives at the Duarte High School Sports Park ribbon cutting
Duarte Sports Park, 2025. Community and project representatives at the ribbon cutting.

03

Different projects need different points of entry.

Lynwood High School is represented by its topping-out ceremony. At Troy High School, the first aerial photography was made for a proposal, followed by active construction coverage after the project moved forward. James A. Musick Facility adds the finished public facility at the other end of the project story.

That range lets Bernards show more than one kind of milestone: early project vision, the work itself, a completed facility, and the public moments around them.

Speaker at the Lynwood High School topping out ceremony
Lynwood High School, 2026. Topping-out ceremony.
Troy High School construction photographed from above
Troy High School, 2025. Proposal-phase aerial photography.
Active construction work at Troy High School
Troy High School, 2026. Active construction coverage.

Lynwood High School Topping Out Ceremony

A milestone film from the middle of the construction story.

Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Center Ribbon Cutting

A completed-project moment that deserves more than a final photo.

04

Project knowledge gives the rest of the work more weight.

The relationship carries from field and event coverage into the pieces people use between shoots: trade-show environments, healthcare collateral, vehicle and jobsite applications, safety materials, and project-lifecycle graphics. The work is shown as complete applications, not cropped covers standing in for the real object.

Together, the project record and the graphic system give Bernards a deeper source library for recruiting, business development, project updates, and company communication.

Bernards healthcare tri-fold brochure shown in full
Bernards healthcare tri-fold. Full designed spread.
Bernards project lifecycle graphic shown in full
Bernards project-lifecycle graphic. A complete visual framework for how the work moves.
Bernards vehicle decal design shown on a pickup truck
Bernards vehicle decal application, 2025. The visual system carried into the field.

The next chapter starts in the field.

Recurring field coverage keeps project, people, and company stories current as the work moves.

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