Seacrest Village Video

Seacrest Village is a a 501(c)(3) senior housing and healthcare organization that cares for many of San Diego's aging residence.  This past month they had a fundraising event to grow funds to purchase medical/surgical beds for their residence.

We created this video with them to give an overview of Seacrest Village's services and the experience of care that their residence receive.

The staff has such respect and love for the people they serve.  It was an amazing opportunity to document and produce.



At their gala this year, where this video was featured, they were able to gather 115% of their goal- and they are still going.  If you want to contribute in the mission of Seacrest click this link here and find out exactly how you can.

Video is an amazing way to engage and expand your audience.  We truly live at a wonderful time where we can meaningfully, concisely, and visually show the impact that your company or non-profit is making and share it with the world.   If you are interested in how we can make video work for your business feel free to contact us so we can start dreaming big.

SDBJ Economic Trends 2015

As 2015 starts to gain traction, the San Diego Business Journal does a great service to the business community by bringing together some of our cities great minds to paint a picture of the economic landscape for the coming year. 

President and CEO of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, Jerry Sanders gave his remarks which led into the moderated discussion with this panel of experts.

It was a great breakfast with lots of great information. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet one another and listen to your knowledge. 

Enjoy this recap video!

Thanksgiving Baskets at Educational Enrichment Systems (EES) with Bill Walton & Deni Jacobs

EES is near and dear to our hearts, and we so enjoy the opportunity to document the wonderful work they do!

This week, volunteers gathered with NBA legend Bill Walton and local philanthropist, Deni Jacobs, to pack and distribute 100 bags of food to deserving EES Families. Meanwhile, we documented the event and interviewed board members about their experiences with EES and how beneficial the program is to their young students. Footage will be used for local news coverage and to encourage donor support in future video edits for the organization.

EES receives state funding to help prepare low income children for kindergarden. Programs like EES save local school districts money, because prepared students achieve more and require fewer interventions. In the last few years the state has cut early education funding by 40%. If you would like to donate or find out more about the amazing work EES does, please visit: http://www.educ-enrichment.org/