Peripheral Produce is an innovative video label established in 1996 in Portland, Oregon, focusing on the distribution of experimental film and video compilations. Founded by filmmaker Matt McCormick, the brand aims to make unique artistic expressions accessible to the public, creating a platform for over 20 esteemed artists, including notable figures like Miranda July, Bill Brown, and Deborah Stratman. With 14 curated titles in their catalog, Peripheral Produce embodies a commitment to showcasing avant-garde storytelling through film.

In addition to video distribution, Peripheral Produce organizes the annual Portland Documentary and eXperimental Film Festival, a five-day event that celebrates non-narrative cinema from around the globe. Though the festival has been on hiatus since 2010, it remains a significant cultural fixture that promotes engagement in experimental film. With a focus on artistic authenticity and community, Peripheral Produce continues to influence the landscape of experimental video art, providing a fresh and accessible medium for both artists and audiences alike.