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Tori Thompson — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 19:03:55 +0000

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A Team Effort

Tori Thompson — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 20:27:22 +0000

2011 marks the 50^th anniversary of Humana’s existence. While it began as a local nursing home, Humana has grown into a healthcare organization of global proportions. Milestone anniversaries call for a celebration and Humana came to us to take a nostalgic look back.

For this project we were lucky enough to partner with producer/director Kay Milam of Donna Lawrence Productions, to create a short video documenting the history and growth of the company. With so much history to cover, this project required an all-hands-on-deck approach. The team combined elegant interviews shot on location, by Brian Cunningham, with archival images and motion graphic treatments.

Sorting through hours of photos, footage and news clippings, to bring the story to life is quite a task. Steve Hurst and Chris Johnson worked together to piece it all together. “I loved working on this project. It was a perfect team effort that allowed each person to truly focus on what they are best at,” Johnson reflects.

Annie Ratterman’s guidance as producer and Hurst’s “unshakeable calmness” Johnson said, allowed for a successful completion of the video. The final product was shown to the entire Humana staff in the Yum! Center, to which David Jones, Jr. said was a difficult act to follow.

I’d say that’s a job well done. Click over to our portfolio to see for yourself!

Schiller Architectural Hardware (Intro)

Videobred — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 21:05:53 +0000

To introduce a video about Schiller Architectural Hardware, founded in Louisville in 1929, editor Steve Hurst forced 3D space onto still photographs of Louisville landmarks around the 1920s. The addition of color splashes on the historical images adds interest and makes the vintage signage really pop.

Client: Schiller Architectural Hardware

Producer: Alan Manias

Editor: Steve Hurst

Shoot Format: HD

Delivery Format: DVD

IONX

Videobred — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 23:42:21 +0000

To create the stunning background visuals in this video, the videobred crew first had to dismantle an old treadmill, paint it chromakey green and then rewire the control panel so that it could be operated offscreen. That accomplished, we invited former NFL center Dermontti Dawson to do a few sprints on the re-worked treadmill to demonstrate the heat-sensitive patch called iDot. The ethereal background images were added in post-production, as well as detailed 3D renderings of the heart and brain to create the attention-grabbing, high-impact final product you see here.

Agency: Power Creative
Producer: Alan Manias
DP/Camera Operator: Chad Stockfleth
Gaffer/Key Grip: Raphael Cecil
Dolly Grip: Bobby Spaulding
Camera: HDX900
Shoot Format: HD 720p
Shoot Length: 1 day setup, 1 day shoot
Editors: Jamie Pence; Chris Johnson
Edit Length: 7 days
Delivery Format: Web, DVD (trade show)