Family & Children’s Place honored Videobred with the Volunteerism Award for continued dedication at the organization’s Blue Ribbon Awards in April–Child Abuse Prevention Month. Jamie Pence, Annie Ratterman and Steve Hurst were in attendance to accept the award. [..more]

It started with a hole in the fence outside Churchill Downs. The teenage versions of Dave Shulhafer and Bob Manning, the eventual founders of Videobred, used this hole to gain free entry into the track on days they didn’t feel like wasting at Manual High School. On Derby Day, an enormous man stood guard in front of their hole. He made them pay $5 to crawl through. That’s how their love for horseracing, especially the Kentucky Derby, developed. [..more]

Videobred has had some pretty fantastic people work under this roof. Frankly, why shouldn’t we brag about it? Every month we are going to feature one of our alums and find out, through a series of 9 (ish) questions, what they have done since their days at Videobred.

This month we had the pleasure of talking with Wayne Shepherd. Even more fortunate is that Wayne is in town for a brief stint. Although Wayne has an office at Videobred, his home base is in Redondo Beach, CA. There he runs At The Post Productions and has done quite well for himself. Wayne has an impressive resume, working on movies like 300, Pleasantville and The Tourist, to name a few. It is always a pleasure to have him around. Below is a photo of Wayne and Dave Krieghauser, from back in the day.

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They say that the only constant, is change.  Sometimes it’s for the good, other times it’s for the great.  And with our newest editor/shooter, I believe Videobred has once again upped the ante.  [..more]