OnMoore Media / Matthew Moore

Good stories.
Made to connect.

Video production, websites, and marketing for businesses with something to say. Based in LaFollette. Working across East Tennessee.

01 / Selected work

See the story.

College capstone documentary

On Air — The WLAF Story

A film about WLAF, the local broadcaster where I work, and its place in the community.

Watch on YouTube ↗

Watch Tennessee Legacy Wrestling on YouTube ↗

Promotional video

Tennessee Legacy Wrestling

A promotion produced for a local wrestling organization.

Watch Inside Lost & Found Records on YouTube ↗

Class project · Audio & editing

Inside Lost & Found Records

A Knoxville record-store mini-documentary for Pellissippi State Community College.

Watch Campbell County campaign on YouTube ↗

Campaign advertisement

Campbell County campaign

A social advertisement I wrote, shot, edited, and distributed.

More films & demo reels + 4 projects
Watch 250 Facts about the United States on YouTube ↗

Personal YouTube project

250 Facts about the United States

Watch Lost & Found Records on YouTube ↗

Class project · Promotional edit

Lost & Found Records

Watch Demo reel one on YouTube ↗

Production reel

Demo reel one

Watch Demo reel two on YouTube ↗

Production reel

Demo reel two

02 / Services

Your next project
starts here.

01

Video production

Stories people can see.

Brand films, business promotions, property videos, and editing. We shape the story, shoot, and final cut around where your video needs to work.

Quoted for your project

Tell me about your video ↗

02

Website design

A clear home for your business.

A focused WordPress website that explains what you do, shows your work, and makes getting in touch easy. Designed for phones and computers.

Single-page websites from $350

Let’s build your website ↗

03

Marketing

Know what to say next.

Clarify your audience and message, connect your content, and leave with a practical plan for your next promotions.

Starting plans from $150

Let’s talk marketing ↗

Website + marketing packages from $450. Final scope, price, and schedule agreed before work begins. Hosting, domains, paid tools, ad spend, and video are separate.

Prices & what’s included

Single-page website — from $350. Up to seven WordPress sections, a contact form, basic on-page SEO, two consolidated revision rounds, and an editing handoff. Uses your supplied text and images.

Marketing starting plan — from $150. A discovery conversation, review of your current marketing, audience priorities, a core message, recommended channels, and a written 30-day action plan with two revision rounds.

Website + marketing — from $450. Both scopes above, planned together with a coordinated handoff.

Optional monthly care — from $20/month. A scheduled form and link check, plus up to 30 minutes of minor edits. Unused time does not roll over. Hosting, paid tools, new pages, redesigns, and emergency support are separate.

Starting prices in USD. A written agreement confirms scope, schedule, and payment terms before work starts. Website projects use a 50% initial payment and 50% before launch. Domains, hosting, paid tools, ad spend, original content, and video production are separately quoted.

Matthew Moore at college graduation.

The person behind the work

Hi, I’m Matthew.

I’m a broadcast producer at WLAF TV and a graduate of Pellissippi State’s Video Production program. OnMoore is where I bring that experience to films, websites, and marketing for local businesses.

You work directly with me—from the first conversation to the finished project.

Email Matthew ↗

03 / Let’s make something

What do you
have in mind?

A video, a website, a clearer message. Tell me what you’re planning and we’ll find the right place to start.

matthew@onmoore.com ↗

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Notes from Matthew

Every now and then

A few notes from around here.

Occasional thoughts on websites, marketing, and making things. When I’ve got something useful to share, it goes here.

  • Welcome to my site!

    Read this note

    Hello and thank you for visiting my site! My name is Matthew Moore, and I am on a journey to start creating. My first big personal project in a long time is this website. I bought the domain onmoore.com a while ago because I loved the name, even though I didn’t know exactly what to do with it at the time. After experimenting with the WordPress platform, I’ve decided to make this my own corner of the internet.

    This site will showcase everything I have to offer. I plan to share the personal projects I’m working on, so it will serve as a personal portfolio. I’m doing this not just to show off my services to clients, but so I can look back and see the progress I’ve made over time.

    Another goal for this website is to present my business services to the community. I have a passion for creating content—whether you want high-quality videos of your car or you’re a business that needs help promoting your services. I am proud to be local to Campbell County and East Tennessee as a whole.

    If you have read this far, I appreciate you spending time on my site. I hope you look forward to seeing my upcoming projects!

New notes appear here when I have something useful to share.

Privacy

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