by dwvideo | Jul 8, 2013 | blog
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Digital Media producer Duane Weed produced this video for Acme Marine Group a few years ago – hence the 4:3 aspect ratio – however it is a great example of how we marketed a corporate client that represent video means business. As of this posting the video has 27,983 video views on you tube.
Working with a well written script and professionally narrated by Steve Yankee. Duane set out to Torch Lake near Traverse City to shoot the scenes needed for the video. Additional video was taken in West Michigan on the Muskegon River by Browers Park.
Showing people having fun with the product promotes the major benefit of having a great propeller on your boat. Using creative lighting techniques for the product shots highlights the propeller being made. On a side note Duane remembers having to shoot the process tight as to not give away trade secrets for how they clamped down the unit.
Contact DW at 231 937-5420 to have a video produced for your business, corporation, school church or non-profit. Video means business for you.
Acme Marine is renewing expectations of inboard propeller buyers everywhere. All Acme Propellers are engineered, manufactured, inspected and shipped directly from Acmes U.S. facilities. Promoting Michigan Business, Communities and People – DW Video & Multimedia, LLC. www.dwvideo.com.php56-26.ord1-1.websitetestlink.com
by dwvideo | Jul 8, 2013 | blog
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At DW Video we produce all types of videos from corporate, retail to non-profit. For non-profits it is important to connect with the audience. In this video founder Susan Wheatlake walks you through the facility and explains what they offer. Contact DW at 231 937-5420 to tell your story.
At the Wheatlake Center you will find the safe harbor that is so important to cancer patients and their families. Volunteers provide an overview of resources and services to enlighten, encourage and empower those seeking cancer and wellness information and support. Susan Wheatlake cordially invites everyone to visit The Wheatlake Center Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday each week from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. or other times by appointment. The Wheatlake Cancer and Wellness Center is located in the Professional Office Building just east of the main entrance to Mecosta County Medical Center at 705 Oak Street, Big Rapids. Our pink Leadership Mecosta Year of the Dawg statue, “Hope”, welcomes visitors at our entrance.
Knowledge is empowering. Please help us spread the word.
For more information or to donate to the Wheatlake Fund, please contact Tom Hogenson, MCMC Foundation Executive Director at 231.592.4409.
by dwvideo | Jul 6, 2013 | blog
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Check out this video DW Video produced for Paddle King in Montcalm County.
Paddle King builds boats and products that don’t require lots of maintenance because our products are simply built and don’t have lots of features that you won’t use and can break down. Simply put, we are getting back to basics. Isn’t it time you do too? Isn’t your life complicated enough? Produced by Duane Weed from DW Video & Multimedia.
Contact Duane at 231 937-5420 to produce your video.
by dwvideo | Jul 6, 2013 | blog
Lets talk about Greenville History. Every community has a story. Every community has a history. Greenville was named in honor of the John Green family that settled here in June of 1844.
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For the Greenville History videos, Duane worked with the Greenville Flat River Museum in producing this video many years ago. By combining photos and a script written by the museum the history of Greenville Michigan was produced.
DW Video is ready to produce your video… 231 937-5420.
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Every community has a story – so does Greenville
Part of Greenville History is Ranney Refrigeration.
Greenville was named after the John Green family in 1844.
