Beth Gregg is a creative director and filmmaker who captures the intersection of historical preservation and domestic arts in Upstate New York. Through her cinematic series Afternoon Tea at Pantry Hill, she documents the intentional restoration of a 19th-century farmhouse, utilizing high-production visual storytelling to teach ancestral skills like lilac harvesting and maple tapping. Her work features collaborations with heritage brands such as Smithey Ironware, where she integrates traditional cast iron culinary techniques into her modern homesteading tutorials. A recent milestone in her portfolio is the Hannah’s House: Rediscovering Home series, a dedicated docuseries chronicling the intricate process of reviving a historic Finger Lakes property. Gregg utilizes her professional photography background to produce the Tea Tag newsletter and the Studio Barn project, bridging the gap between digital mentorship and physical community hosting. Her programming emphasizes the philosophy of afternoon tea as a functional tool for mindfulness and connection within the home environment.