Recently completed at CAS Video Productions. An alcohol awareness video for college students called TIPS for University.
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			EMT and Lifeguard training video for The American Red Cross.
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 A college recruitment video for the Rottman Creative Group.

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Selected Production Credits – Non Broadcast  

NIST-Malcolm Baldridge Awards.   10 minute videos that document the achievements of each award winning company. The videos are shown at the annual NIST Awards in Washington DC. 

The American Red Cross.   Numerous Health and Safety, Disaster and Military videos.

Enough For a Lifetime. A documentary on the devastating hurricane season of 2005. This program follows the work of the American Red Cross as they try to help the Gulf Coast region recover.

Specialty Printing.  An 8 minute marketing video for Specialty Printing in Hartford Connecticut.  The video focuses on the business capabilities and impressive client list of this company.

Lightly on the Land.   A twenty minute marketing video for The National Park Service and Federal Lands Highways. Shot on location in Federal Parks across the country, it emphasizes the partnerships between the different federal agencies while building roads on Federal lands.  

TIPS On Premise.  A forty minute training video for Night Club and Restaurant owners, to teach them and their employees how to recognize and deal with intoxicated or underage patrons. The video uses dramatization to get its point across and uses over 50 actors in real life situations encountered by service industry workers. It was produced for Health Communications Inc. and is a nation wide program.

TIPS Off Premise.   A forty minute training video for convenient store, liquor store and grocery store owners, to teach them and their employees how to recognize and deal with intoxicated or underage patrons. The video uses dramatization to get its point across and uses over 30 actors in real life situations encountered by store owners.  It was produced for Health Communications Inc. and is a nation wide program.