Mar
10
10
ABW Nuclear Promo
Not too far back we partnered with ABW’s marketing department in Arlington, Washington, to produce a promotional video for their nuclear business sector. Local retired KIRO voice talent Gary Christiansen did the VO and all of us that teamed up were pleased with the resultant video product.
http://www.vimeo.com/10056418
http://www.vimeo.com/9967417
Elsie & Nadim were married at the Bacon Mansion in Seattle, in December, and went back home and got married again in Lebanon. Their parents were not able to travel to the U.S. so the lucky couple got to enjoy two wedding events. Final Take produced a 25 minute highlights for the couple to share back home. The shorter version is here to enjoy.
We had the pleasure of producing a 3-camera shoot and edit of Emerald Ballet’s Nutcracker, just as we were invited to do last year ,except without the snow issues. Viktoria Titova, along with her gracious donors and hard working dance students, continue to impress and grow. This production demonstrated some stunning costuming and choreography…a real visual treat. When will they take over a downtown theatre? This short montage of clips shows off what they accomplished in this years production. Enjoy!
http://www.vimeo.com/9847079Late last Fall Final Take and Marketing Solutions teamed up to produce four seasonal promotional spots for the Seattle Restaurant Store. The goal was to get the general home gourmet cook into their Shoreline, WA store and to expose them to all of the great home cooking products that anyone can purchase…not just professional chefs. We worked along side marketing guru Andrew Ballard who wrote and produced the spots. It was one of our earliest Panasonic P2HD corporate shoots and it all went very well mostly due to DP Dan Holmes cinematography skills, and relentless care on lighting and making sure we got the right looks.
Feb
19
19
One Community For All
/ in the Fall of 2009 we were awarded a bid to create a capacity building educational video aimed at legislators, and new families facing challenges with developmentally disabled loved ones. The 50 minute project encompassed five Snohomish County Agencies with a common mission of serving developmentally disabled residents and their families with housing, therapy, employment, daily living, and social/recreational activities. The project came from a grant funding provided by the Greater Everett Community Foundation. The project consisted of an opening overview, five agency videos, and a closing call to action summary. The shorter opening and closing videos are both posted.