Staying fluid enough to survive in the world of independent films requires a series of creative relationships with writers and producers, cameramen and lighting crews, directors and editors, all whose skills fall under the heading of filmmaker.
For almost 20 years, I have been lucky to work with a long list of very talented professionals from both the commercial and the artistic side of film and video. We are working together today, on any number of projects.
PBS documentaries, award-winning museum videos, advocacy films for non-profit groups, and industrial films for some of the biggest named in business. Whether serving the client’s needs with a 30-second spot, an 8-minute video, or bringing our own vision to the screen in 15-minute mini-docs or feature length films, the story is what drives us.
Our award-winning museum video installations use the power of the story to bring museum goers to that historic moment, where artifacts and narrative meet to create understanding.
Defining your needs as a client is the first step in reaching your audience. Listening to you, crystallizing your message, and finding a dynamic story at the core of that message, allows us to bring you face-to-face with the people who need to hear your customers.
The work you do is important. But it can go unnoticed by funding sources and under utilized by the very people who require your services, unless you reach out to them. Our work sheds a light on the importance of non-profit groups.
You Have To Go Out… produced for the Nantucket Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum
30-second ad for the Inquirer and Mirror newspaper
30-second spot for the Community Preservation Committee