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A Video You May Never See
P.E.A.C.H. Video for Phoebe Foundation
Recently The Image Company worked with Phoebe Foundation in Albany, Georgia to help create a multimedia presentation for a new Employee Giving Campaign. This program, called P.E.A.C.H. (Phoebe Employees Active in Community Health), was started several years back to encourage the employees of Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital to make donations in support of the development of specific hospital service areas as well as in support of the wider community.
Don't just say it, do it. Show that you care in your actions.
Recently I was approached by a longtime friend, Faith
Fuller, to produce a video project telling the life story of her father Millard
Fuller. She told me that the video tribute would be used in an opening ceremony
to kick off a special build in Lanett, Alabama. The Millard Fuller Legacy Build
was to be held for one week, building 14 houses with over 300 volunteers
starting August 24, 2009. The goal of this build would also be to celebrate
Millard’s legacy of eliminating poverty housing and giving families a hand up
and not a hand out.
Here is the video we produced for “Operation Uruguay,” the journey of four Key Club Ambassadors as they witnessed first hand the work of UNICEF Uruguay that their 2009 fundraising would support.
This 9 minute video follows the teen ambassadors as they discover the need and purpose for the UNICEF programs benefiting teens in Uruguay. Aside from being shown during the 66th Annual Key Club International Convention in Dallas earlier this month, Key Club teens will also use DVDs of this video as they fundraise in partnership with UNICEF.
The Image Company on a Video Shoot in South America
One of our recent video projects took us to Uruguay for a week with Key Club International and UNICEF. Our assignment was to document Operation Uruguay, the journey of four Key Club Ambassadors as they witnessed first hand the work of UNICEF Uruguay that their 2009 fundraising would support.
A recent article by Daniel Roth in one of my favorite magazines, WIRED, quotes Comcast CEO Brian Roberts declaring, “DSL is the new dialup,” a thing of the past, SLOW. Currently, broadband connections to the internet can be broken down into 3 types: Cable Modems (53%), DSL (40%) and other (7%). And it seems that Comcast is leading the way in terms of control of the market with 14.7 million broadband customers. By the end of 2007, 22% of every dollar spent on broadband in the US went directly to Comcast. And what’s even worse is that there seems to be a magical thinking that competition will solve all the problems down the road
I think Sonny and Cher summed it up best with their song “The Beat Goes On” produced in 1967. Some of the words of their song like “mini skirts” may seem a bit outdated - and “Hey buddy have you got a dime?” echoing the 1931 Depression-Era song should probably be updated to “Hey buddy have you got a 20?” - but the essential meaning remains. Time stands still for no one and we have kept that in mind, especially in today's state of the economy. The Image Company has been in business for over 8 years now and it looks like we are headed into 2009 just a little bit leaner and meaner. I’m sure you can relate.
Operation Uruguay
