"It’s All About Lending"  (HD Video)      

  Client: CUNA Mutual Group (Madison, WI)

  Description: Shot on 1080/24p High
  Definition (Sony HDW-F900 CineAlta), this video
  incorporates several creative cinematographic
  methods to convey information
  and statistics.        

  Awards:
  • Media Communications Association 
    International: Sales & Marketing-Services: 
    Vidie Award (First Place)
  • The Videographer Awards: Award of Distinction


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  "The Credit Union Movement: A Historical  
  Portrait"  (SD Video)

  Client: CUNA Mutual Group / America’s Credit
  Union Museum Foundation (Manchester, NH)

  Description: Narrated by Emmy® Award
  winning actor Edward Herrmann, this "Best of
  Show" documentary features archival 
  photographs, documents, film and video with
  a theatrical music score. One objective was to
  slowly introduce color throughout the timeline:
  from B&W/sepia, to warm earth tones, to full
  color spectrum.

  Awards:
  • The Aurora Awards: Platinum Best of Show
  • Madison Advertising Federation: Sales
    Promotion: Addy Award (Frist Place)
  • Media Communications Association 
    International: Information and Documentary: 
    Vidie Award (Frist Place)
  • Media Communications Association 
    International: External Communications: Silver 
    Award (Second Place)
  • The Videographer Awards: Award of Excellence


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  "The Power to Help Credit Unions 
  Compete"  (SD Video)

  Client: CUNA Mutual Group (Madison, WI)

  Description: This video shows how “the power
  of After Effects” can make a company’s slogan
  become memorable and meaningful.


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  "3 Simple Steps to Investing for Your
  Future"  (SD Video)

  Client: CUNA Mutual Group (Madison, WI)

  Description: Money, a sports car, a yacht and a
  mansion – ingredients for a fun, creative, fact-
  filled information/training video. 


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  "MyCUbenefits®"  (SD Video)

  Client: CUNA Mutual Group (Madison, WI)

  Description: This video packs a promotional
  punch with chroma-key and digital compositing.
  Notice how the main character looks better as she
  learns more about the product’s features.

  Awards:
  • Media Communications Association 
    International: Sales & Marketing, Products: 
    Merit Award

 


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  "It’s Still All About Lending"  (HD Video)

  Client: CUNA Mutual Group (Madison, WI)

  Description: Shot almost entirely on 1080/24p
  High Definition (Sony HDW-F900 CineAlta), this
  sequel expands upon the client's original “lending”
  theme.

  Awards:
  • Media Communications Association 
    International: Sales & Marketing: Silver Award 
    (Second Place)
  • The Videographer Awards: Award of Distinction




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  "Imagine a Future…"  (SD Video)

  Client: National Credit Union Foundation (NCUF) 
  (Washington, DC)

  Description: Highlights from meaningful and
  insightful documentaries on how credit union
  people and organizations are making the world
  a better place. 




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  "Preserve our past to build our future!"
  (SD Video)

  Client: America’s Credit Union Museum
  Foundation (Manchester, NH)        

  Description: This fundraising video is targeted
  to credit union executives and officials. One of 
  the creative objectives was to convey the 
  important work the Museum has undertaken and 
  the outstanding job it does representing the
  collective heritage of the credit union movement. 

  Awards:
  • Media Communications Association   
  International: Corporate Image (Profit/Non-
  profit): WAVE Award (Frist Place)




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  "Service Credit Union 50th Anniversary:
  A Historical Perspective" (SD Video)

  Client:  Service Credit Union (Portsmouth, NH) 


  Description:  Service Credit Union hired BMMP
  to tell their rich, 50-year old history for its Golden
  Anniversary celebration. Part of the video’s 
  creative treatment was interviewing Sal Zona (an
  87-year old WWII veteran and Barber who’s 
  been cutting hair since the 1930s). Sal takes us
  on a “first hand” journey throughout  
  Portsmouth’s past 50 years.



 
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