Wearing your art on your sleeve. (A title thought up by the Centre for Creative Arts staff). Hits their YouTube channel and Facebook.
Thanks to the CFCA, we always love working with local arts organizations.
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Really: An extended chronology of our online video work. In order of public release.
Wearing your art on your sleeve. (A title thought up by the Centre for Creative Arts staff). Hits their YouTube channel and Facebook.
Thanks to the CFCA, we always love working with local arts organizations.
Sept 14, 2020
The Avocado Show - the story of Lula, a wellness coach who also happens to be an avocado, and her quest to help people in the city of Grande Prairie, hits the airwaves. Or webwaves. On STORYHIVE.
The Town of Sexsmith’s contracted us to create a promotional video to highlight their Medical Clinic. We created a short documentary style video to capture the staff and facility, to give a glimpse inside their world. The video was shot by Cinematographer David McGregor, directed by David McGregor and Patrick O’Connor, and Produced by Jimber Jam Studios.
Watch on YouTube: Click Here
Watch on Facebook: Click Here
Our short documentary about YouTube Demonetization hit the online home of the National Screen Institute of Canada.
We’re honored to have our film screening with the NSI.
Website Link: https://www.nsi-canada.ca/2019/02/demonetized/
Thanks again to the whole team!
Rew Jones, David McGregor, Sarah Jones, Kathleen O’Connor, Bevin Booth, all the creators, all the additional help, our mentor Brandy Yanchyk, Mark Tunke and family for letting us stay at their place, and Steven Sarginson for filming the pitch video.
The Town of Sexsmith, Alberta contracted us to create a promotional video for Economic Development. We created a short documentary style video to capture the spirit of the town, and all that it offers.
The video was shot by Cinematographer David McGregor, and directed and produced by David McGregor and Patrick O’Connor.
On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ2ZjmC31B0
On FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/137782606906/videos/758116641220820
It’s finally here. We spent three months putting this documentary together about YouTubers in Alberta.
Starring the likes of Stephen Robinson (of 52 Skillz and How To Learn Anything), Alexis Hillyard (Stump Kitchen), Kye Riddell (IlluminaHD), Dan Gunther (Kertrats Productions), Brad Angove, Nicholas Yee, Elizabeth Chamberlain, Jeff Wood (Minolta1034) and Justin of Dunna Did it.
And it’s online for free!
Along with our friends at The Distillery Film Company, we are trying for this round of funding for Storyhive.
Read more about it in the Daily Herald's article here: DHT Article
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/AlbertaCreators/
Our first "Wedding Highlights Music Video" just released.
The wedding is from September of 2017, Shot with the Panasonic GH5 in "Variable Frame Rate" Slow motion. Take a look here:
We're always here for you, Grande Prairie and area videography, cinematography, video editing, music videos. Send us a message on our contact page.
This short piece was put together to showcase PRIMAA's 48-hour film challenges in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
An amazing number of great filmmakers from the region took part and are featured in this video.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJSfJ5qwF0g
We were commissioned by the to the Grande Prairie Regional College (GPRC) to capture their 50th anniversary event, and to have the video stored in their time capsule, to be re-opened in 25 years, in 2042.
Link to Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbZ6lw0HUSA
As part of a college project, I interviewed Annette Rouleau, and made this short film with matching footage.
This video was shot in Canada, the USA, Bermuda, France and Italy.
Original score by the great Bevin Booth (www.bevinbooth.com)
We went to Bevin Booth's studio in Grande Prairie, Alberta.... and met the duke.
Video Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SOSs8kVuiE
Every once in a while, there's a simple tip that changes my life. This is one of those tips:
The video tips series was a big hit, Checkered Owl Media ran a a great interview about it, and there were more comments than I could answer.. or answer well and with full detail. So they were answered in video form!
Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_Ap86ShEZI
The most important things I've learned about keeping YouTube videos entertaining and engaging over my 4 years of video! How important is pacing? How about story?
Video 3 of 3 in the new series.
Hit 200 subscribers on July 9th, 2016.
Decided to celebrate with jelly beans:
New video series : Everything I've learned in over 4 years of video! This is the first video in the series; How to up your video quality and production values without spending a dime.
How to improve your shot composition, improve your lighting, and the value of learning the inner workings of your camera.
Link : https://youtu.be/v4o9D397VN4
Also, D4Darious commented on the video. So awesome.
As the title says. This inspired me to do a 5 month Career Break update in the style of a Korra opening montage.
Also, a video basic series is announced.
Are you tired of checking two channels? Well, so are a bunch of other people!
The Jimber Jam Vlog is retired and merging into the main channel.
Vlogs were all uploaded this weekend with bookends, like this one.
Animating an updated version of Aaron Sorkin's classic : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFIYLimyRHU