Angello Productions is a Northeast Ohio videography and photography studio specializing in corporate video production, wedding videography, and high‑school senior photography. With more than 25 years of experience, the focus is on creating polished, memorable visuals through professional filming, creative photography, and high‑quality video editing. Every project is crafted to capture authentic moments, tell a compelling story, and deliver a final product that stands out.
Corporate clients rely on Angello Productions for clean, professional video coverage of meetings, conferences, training sessions, and company events—content designed to strengthen brand presence and communicate with clarity. Couples choose Angello Productions for wedding films that preserve every detail and emotion of their day. Families and students trust the studio for senior portraits that highlight personality, confidence, and style.
From planning and filming to editing and final delivery, each project is approached with creativity, precision, and a commitment to excellence. Angello Productions continues to push boundaries in visual storytelling, producing work that leaves a lasting impression and supports the goals of every client.

Angello Productions is led by Sam Angello, a Northeast Ohio videographer, photographer, and video editor with more than 25 years of experience in visual storytelling. Sam specializes in corporate video production, wedding videography, and high‑school senior photography, creating polished, memorable visuals that capture authentic moments and deliver powerful impact. Every project—whether a corporate event, a wedding day, or a senior portrait session—is crafted with creativity, precision, and a commitment to producing high‑quality results that stand out.
Sam’s journey into video production began long before Angello Productions existed. As a shy, introverted child diagnosed with dyslexia, he often felt misunderstood by teachers and peers who didn’t recognize the creativity he carried. Dyslexia became his strength, unlocking a unique way of thinking that fueled his imagination and shaped his future in the visual arts. What others saw as a limitation became the foundation of his ability to think differently, solve problems creatively, and approach every project with an out‑of‑the‑box mindset.
His passion for production sparked at age seven, when a magician performed at his birthday party. That moment ignited a fascination with performance, stagecraft, and the magic of storytelling. Sam dove headfirst into stage illusions, practicing with his cousins and competing in magic competitions. But everything changed when he saw David Copperfield live. Sam realized the true magic wasn’t just the illusions—it was the production behind them: the lighting, the sound, the choreography, the atmosphere. The next day, he convinced his parents to buy him his first PA system and DJ Lighting, beginning a lifelong obsession with creating unforgettable experiences.
By sixth grade, when assigned a simple class project to “start a business,” Sam didn’t choose something small. He launched a full production concept to DJ school dances—proof that his creativity and ambition were already far beyond the norm.
Today, that same drive fuels Angello Productions. Sam’s dyslexic creativity, technical expertise, and passion for storytelling shape every video and photo he creates. His work blends cinematic style with professional techniques, helping clients capture moments, elevate their brands, and preserve memories with clarity and emotion. This innovative approach allows him to deliver exceptional results while keeping projects efficient and cost‑effective.
Angello Productions is built on Sam’s belief that great visuals come from thinking differently, pushing boundaries, and never settling for ordinary. Whether filming a corporate event, editing a wedding highlight reel, or photographing a senior portrait, Sam brings the same dedication to excellence that has defined his journey from a shy child with big ideas to a seasoned visual creator.

As Sam’s passion for production grew, so did his drive to learn everything he could about cameras, lighting, and sound. In true Sam fashion, he dove in headfirst—purchasing professional speakers, automated lighting, a 32‑channel soundboard, and a full microphone system. With this gear, he convinced his school to let him and his friends produce a local talent show, marking one of his earliest experiences in live event production. He also became deeply involved in the school’s theater program, building sets, designing lighting, and running sound. What started as technical curiosity quickly became a turning point, shaping both his creative skills and his confidence.
Despite being shy on stage, Sam’s life shifted during the school musical On the Town. A last‑minute decision by the director forced him out from behind the soundboard and onto the stage—loincloth and all. His mother arrived just in time to see him performing in front of the entire audience. That moment could have sent him running, but instead it sparked a transformation. Sam took all that anxiety and poured it into his magic performances, blending stagecraft with production in a way that would later influence his work in video production and photography.
When the theater program needed a fundraiser, Sam proposed a full magic and illusion show. This became the Sam Angello Magic and Illusion Show, a two‑hour, fully produced performance inspired by the David Copperfield show that had changed his life years earlier. Throughout high school and into college, Sam continued performing large‑scale illusion shows for schools and nonprofits—never accepting payment because helping others mattered more. He also donated DJ services to charities and special‑needs organizations, calling these moments Angello Productions Gives Back. For Sam, making people smile was worth more than any paycheck.
Family has always been central to Sam’s journey. His parents became his road crew, helping move equipment, set up productions, and support his growing passion. Even today, they still help with gear—claiming they’re too old for it, but loving every minute of being part of their family‑run creative business.
After high school, Sam pursued theater in college, but everything changed when he enrolled in a television production class. There he met Professor Charlene Duncan, who recognized his talent immediately. She encouraged him to explore video production, videography, photography, and editing, showing him that these fields combined everything he loved: lighting, sound, set design, storytelling, and a different kind of magic. Charlene gave Sam opportunities to direct, lead projects, and unleash his creativity without limits. She saw his dyslexia not as a challenge, but as a gift—an ability to think differently and create in ways others couldn’t.
When the school decided to let Charlene go, Sam—being passionately Italian and fiercely loyal—left the program in protest. Their friendship continues to this day, and her influence remains a defining part of his journey into professional video production and photography.

Sam was ready to move on anyway. The equipment at the University was old and antiquated, and they had nothing new to offer him. He decided to try getting into a broadcast school, but he met a lot of resistance. Sam’s dyslexia was a problem for them, and these so‑called schools were not receptive to a person with dyslexia being in the production_industry. Their attitude was basically, “If you can’t read, how will you ever produce a video, radio show, or theatrical play?” Sam was kicked out of many school interviews after telling these people exactly where they could stick their ideals. So Sam, who hates being told no, had to reset. He decided to go to his local community college, which turned out to be one of the best decisions he ever made. The community college was just getting its video production program off the ground, and they had bought tons of new gear (and we know Sam loves new gear). After he was accepted, Sam was given opportunities to help put the program together, which was an awesome experience for him. He graduated with honors from the community college with a degree in Cinematography.
But that wasn’t good enough for him. He needed more. He needed to show the world that a person with dyslexia could truly strive for greatness. Sam heard about a school in Florida called Full Sail University, applied, and was accepted. Sam had one goal: to be the best he could be at everything he did. He received straight A’s in every class at Full Sail, earned his Bachelor’s degree, and was the valedictorian of his graduating class. He later became the valedictorian of his Master’s degree program in Instructional Design and Technology, further proving his commitment to excellence. Sam is now working on his Doctorate and has discovered a new passion as a college professor, helping educate and inspire the future of the industry.
However, Sam was still dealing with how people perceived him because of his dyslexia. He eventually concluded that life is too short to worry about how others think you should be. Sam realized that the real issue was that he is an out‑of‑the‑box thinker when it comes to approaching life and work. And that’s how he runs his company today. He looks at each client’s needs, ideas, and budgets, then finds unique and creative solutions to meet their expectations and goals. Sam believes that helping people, putting smiles on their faces, and spending time with family is more important than any amount of money you’ll ever make. He is always the first one willing to help someone in need. That is what makes this company truly different from others. We put our clients first before anything else, and we truly believe that everybody we work with is part of our family