After years collaborating with boutique studios and supporting companies, Founder Kermath launched Cuetone Media in 2017 to help bring others’ projects to life.
Today, Cuetone Media celebrates and commiserates the very real stories of communities all over Aotearoa, with the goal of bringing the same ideology to the rest of the world. Real stories by real people. With the lack of resources for younger generations in these communities, we aim to provide the tools necessary to preserve knowledge, safeguarding it for future generations to learn from, and in turn, create their own stories.
Our community is diverse and global. Cuetone is proudly queer-owned, employing rainbow and minority voices to shape our storytelling.
With roots in minority demographics, each with their own experiences, hardships, and knowledge to share, we listen and capture those stories as they are—rich, raw, and real. Stories that might otherwise be lost, but instead give hope and warmth. Our “Cuemunity” matters because we walk among them, we are them, and we understand the weight of these experiences. We provide a safe space to hold and celebrate our whānau, and to always be real.
With roots extend into minority demographics, each having their own unique experiences, hardships, and knowledge to share. We listen, and capture those stories as they are. Rich, Raw, and Real. Stories that are in danger of being lost, that give hope, and give warmth. We provide a safe-space platform to hold and cherish them.
Our “Cuemunity” is important to us because we walk among them, we are the same, and understand the significance that these experiences hold. We are here to celebrate our Whānau. We are here to be real.
