Growing Tradition is now streaming on Prime Video! Ever wonder what goes into making a documentary? We spent a year filming, editing, and crafting this story, and we’re sharing the behind-the-scenes journey with you! From 62 shoots and 31 interviews to 142 pages of script, we turned hours of footage into a 56-minute film. We used everything from drones to motion graphics to bring our vision to life, and 65 days of editing later, here we are! If you’re a filmmaker or just curious about the process, check out the full behind-the-scenes breakdown.
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University of Arizona’s ICDI Wins Big at PRSA Impact Awards
We’re highlighting our friends at the University of Arizona’s Institute for Computation and Data-Enabled Insight for their recent success at the PRSA Impact Awards. They took home five awards, including Best in Show for their newsletter “AI Update.” Their digital campaign “Data Connects Us,” which included photos and videos produced by our team, also wonContinueContinue reading “University of Arizona’s ICDI Wins Big at PRSA Impact Awards”
Bilingual Production: Expand Your Reach
In the past two years, we have had the tremendous opportunity to offer our production services to include Spanish videos. We have produced full Spanish-speaking videos. We have also created videos with Spanish subtitles. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8yJcIBBO0K/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet The University of Arizona is a federally designated Hispanic-serving institution. Its undergraduate student body is at least 25 percent Hispanic,ContinueContinue reading “Bilingual Production: Expand Your Reach”
Prelude: Dr. Amanda Cheromiah
A Film by Alan Scott Davis https://vimeo.com/778689160 This story is about Dr. Amanda Cheromiah. Dr. Cheromiah has dedicated her life to help indigenous students succeed in higher education. She does this through portraiture, storytelling and community building. Dr. Cheromiah’s work amplifies the stories of indigenous students who thrive at the university level. Her digital storytellingContinueContinue reading “Prelude: Dr. Amanda Cheromiah”