Behind the Boots: The Making of MocToe’s Next Story - the People and a collectable Cabernet Sauvignon

A day on set with Andrew Schultz and the Digital Vendetta video crew — a few cameras, a lot of dirt, and no shortage of laughs.

Some stories get polished. Ours gets scuffed.

Recently we shot our next MocToe video — not in a studio, but out where it all starts: dust, boots, cellar, and the sound of vineyard wind.

Andrew and the crew showed up like they always do — early, ready, and not afraid to get a little dirty. The camera team kept up, capturing every bit of it: the work, the rhythm, the jokes that roll between rows.

We set out to film what makes MocToe different — the Boot Program, the people, and Andrew’s take on what real collectable Cabernet Sauvignon wine should stand for. But what happened on set said it better than any script could:

Hard work. Real people. No shortcuts.

You’ll see it all in the upcoming video. For now, here’s a few moments from behind the lens — the kind of scenes you can’t stage, because they’re just who we are.

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It’s got a little grit, a lot of heart, and everything MocToe stands for.

MocToe's boots - this is where the story of our people starts

Andrew Schultz in the cellar - sending good vibes to the next collectable Cabernet Sauvignon

The Digital Vendetta video team in action coached by Riley Miller

Andrew Schultz and his rock stars Riley Miller and Inge Carr

On the set with Rilly Miller

Full on The Digital Vendetta video team