Hot Metal is a 30 minute documentary about the way newspapers used to make the paper each day without computers. This riveting documentary tells of the "hot metal" printing process through the eyes of the men and women who put out a paper every day using metal slugs from linotype machines.

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"Broken Limbs" earned two Northwest Emmy nominations and is currently being broadcast on The Documentary Channel. Set in Wenatchee, Washington, "Apple Capital of the World," and home to the famed Washington Apple. After prospering for nearly a century, orchardists by the thousands are going out of business, ending their livelihoods and uniquely American way of life. "Broken Limbs" takes viewers on a journey to discover the prospects for a more sustainable agriculture.

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Project Description: This 2-minute marketing video promotes a hot new apple variety from Stemilt.  Originally from Germany, Stemilt is importing the variety to the US and used this video to showcase the history and exceptional qualities of this apple.

Tech Specs: High definition 960x720 digital video shot with Panasonic HVX 200

Delivery Formats: Trade Show Booths, Web

Market: Wholesalers and general customers

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Project Description: Video marketing brochure promoting the clinic’s skin care services.

Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 digital video shot with Panasonic DVX 100B

Delivery Formats: DVD video brochure and web

Market: Potential clients in North Central Washington

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Project Description: Ongoing filming of current weather conditions and events at Mission Ridge during the season, as well as trade show loop production.

Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 digital video shot with Panasonic DVX 100B

Delivery Formats: Broadcast television, DVD, and web

Market: Washington State skiers and snowboarders, NBC affiliate King 5 viewers

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Project Description: Ongoing television and web tourism campaign.

 Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 and high definition 960x720 digital video shot with Panasonic DVX 100B and HVX 200

Delivery Formats: Broadcast television, Comcast Video On Demand, and web

Market: Greater Seattle and Portland areas

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Project Description: Three-minute marketing video inviting members and non-members to experience the new Kinesis program at Gold's Gym Eastmont .

Tech Specs: High definition 960x720 digital video shot with Panasonic HVX 200

Delivery Formats: DVD mailer

Market: Fitness enthusiasts in the greater Wenatchee Valley area

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Project Description: Twelve-minute promotional project highlighting the work and history of the Washington Apple Education Foundation. Designed to increase awareness of and participation in the foundation.

Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 digital video shot with Panasonic DVX 100B

Delivery Formats: DVD and web

Market: Washington State fruit industry leaders, potential donors, and potential grant recipient organizations

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Project Description: Twelve-minute promotional piece for NCESD featuring the Math Leadership Alliance initiative, a revolutionary new mathematics education program. Used as part of grant applications.

Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 digital video shot with Panasonic DVX 100B

Delivery Formats: DVD, web

Market: Washington State school districts and government, Gates Foundation

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Project Description: Four-minute marketing video. The goal of the project is to show the community LifeLine's commitment to emergency services and transportation in the greater Wenatchee Valley area.

Tech Specs: High definition 960x720 digital video shot with Panasonic HVX 200

Delivery Formats: Web

Market: Greater Wenatchee Valley area

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Project Description: Ongoing television and web tourism campaign for Chelan County Tourism.

Tech Specs: High definition 960x720 digital video shot with Panasonic HVX 200

Delivery Formats: Broadcast television, Comcast Video On Demand, and web

Market: Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Portland, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Vancouver B.C.

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Project Description: 30 second, 60 second, and two-minute video for broadcast television highlighting the 300 days of sunshine in the Wenatchee Valley.

Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 digital video shot with Panasonic DVX 100B

Delivery Formats: Broadcast television and web

Market: Puget Sound and western Washington television viewers, Comcast cable, King 5, and PBS.

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Project Description: Filming and post-production of live stage performances for the Upper Valley Museum at Leavenworth.

Tech Specs: Standard definiton 720x480 digital video shot with Panasonic HVX 200, DVX 100, and DVX 100B

Delivery Formats: DVD

Market: Museum patrons, educational organisations, patrons of the arts

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Project Description: Ten to fifteen minute family history documentaries.

Tech Specs: Standard definition 720x480 digital video and High definition 960x720 digital video

Delivery Formats: DVD

Market: Private

Founded in 2000, Fathappy has been making inroads around the Northwest with their own brand of up-tempo, intellectual rock. Relying on Cohiba and Kokanee-fueled creativity, Fathappy orders up the musical equivalent of a round of Bull Blasters - tunes that go down sweet, and come up funky. An unmitigated flop in butt-rock bars and country music strongholds, Fathappy's adult alternative sound is finding a devoted following of "Fatheads" among those in need of an alternative to being adult. Fathappy's Third album, "Live at Saint Laurent" has just been released.

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Childhood friends from a small town in Washington state, Nightheart began as a recording project around 2002. After 3 full length albums and an EP, Nightheart has developed a simple, focused sound to compliment their hook-laden songwriting. Singer/guitarist Jay Ullrich sounds like Curtis Mayfield doing his best John Lennon impersonation. Bassist Dave Shipman and Drummer Mark Ullrich provide a dynamic rhythm that combines Paul McCartney's Beatle-bounce with Weezer's proto-indie rock assault.

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