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2008 is looking great. We recently
acquired a Panasonic HPX500 P2HD camera
enabling us to shoot more High
Definition today and into the future. We
are currently editing a documentary
following local students on a mission to
Jamaica. Another documentary is underway
that is following the creation of a
memorial dedicated to the Navy service
on D-Day and will finish later this year
on the beaches in Normandy, France.
Ocean State Video is proud to
announce that "D-Day + 62
Years" has been honored with 2 Emmy
Awards. The documentary received an Emmy
for "Best Program Photography"
and producer/writer Tim Gray received an
Emmy for writing. We partnered with
Tim
Gray Media to produce a new
documentary to forever preserve the
memories of World War II veterans who
took part in the Normandy Invasion.
These men sit down and tell their
stories, some for the first time ever.
We also followed a group of veterans
back to beaches in Normandy.
In 2007 our documentary "D-Day: The
Price of Freedom" aired
nationally on PBS. HD Production is
underway on a
documentary on the history of Diners.
We completed production
on a second documentary about Johnson
& Wales University and an educational documentary
about DWI titled: "The Impact of
Your Choice". Both are slated to
air soon on PBS. We are shooting a moving story of faith and
adversity at a Church in Jamaica Plain.
This project is being produced in High
Definition.
For the third year in a row, we have
provided a development video for Our
Lady Of Fatima Hospital. Other 2007
projects
include: a recruitment video for St.
Michael's College Fire & Rescue,
development videos for a new Temple in
East Greenwich and A Wish Come True.
The Emmy nominated documentary
"Rhode Island's Historic
Lighthouses" continues to air on
RIPBS. A world premiere was held at Jane
Pickens Theater in Newport in July of
2005. The 47 minute film plus bonus
material is now available on DVD from
the Rose
Island Lighthouse Foundation, the Beavertail
Lighthouse Museum in Jamestown, Ida
Lewis Yacht Club in Newport, the visitor
center at Slator Mill in Pawtucket, from
RIPBS
and other Lighthouse groups in the area.
Anyone interested in obtaining copies
for retail can contact Jim@oceanstatetvideo.com
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In January 2003 we traveled to
Morocco and Egypt to shoot 2
documentaries for PBS. The
programs were produced by The
Visionaries and feature the work of the
Near East Foundation. The 2 - 30 minute
documentaries aired on PBS stations
around the country. The trip included a
visit to the pyramids in Giza, climbing
to the top of one of the oldest mosques
in Cairo, a day in Marrakech, work in
the beautiful but harsh Atlas mountains
of Morocco and meeting many interesting
people from some very different cultures.
Ocean State Video recently completed
projects for The Greater Providence
Chamber, Cowan Plastics, Ocean Tides,
Lifespan, Women & Infants' Hospital,
Kent Hospital, The Tomorrow Fund, The
Prout School, The Rhode
Island Philharmonic, Olneyville
Community Schools, and a Six SIGMA
video for Textron. We
recently produced a new image video for
Memorial Hospital, two educational shows
for the Annenberg Institute, a Best
Practices video for TFC Textron, a
development video for The American Heart
Association and a product demonstration
tape for the American International
Tool, Paint Shaver. Ocean State
Video also completed 4 Community Service
Learning videos for Johnson & Wales
University.
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