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So this is the before shot...click to view the party...3 hours condensed to 25 seconds!

If you get the chance to tour Veterinary Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Group (VOSM)'s facilities near BWI Airport, do it. As a dog owner, I can tell you it's just awesome to see such an amazing, elite level of care available. The practice is modeled after top level human sports medicine clinics. The do serious doggie (and a few cats) orthopedic surgeries. At discharge, clients are given a 10 minute

YLF called on Storyfarm to help create the video that would serve as the centerpiece of their annual fundraising dinner in D.C. After several creative discussions working through who would be the best people to tell YLF's story, we settled on those who know it best. Rather than focusing on donors or administrators, we used the children in the program as the vehicle to tell the organizations'

This video is all about texture. Using shallow-depth-of-field photography, Storyfarm's video creates sensory appeal to draw visitors from Manchebo's website to the actual resort and spa.

The quality of the work is stunning: breathtaking concepts, brilliant execution. But it's how major corporations are using web video very recently that has us extremely excited. They're using people and stories as marketing backbones. Real people in real environments in 2-5 minute longer-form web videos. This is what we've been preaching for 3 years: that the most powerful marketing tool for any

Interesting Q&A between Jeffrey Gitomer and a salesperson regarding Client Testimonials ...posting them and the fear of competitors knowing who you're servicing. Jeffrey, In your books you state that customer testimonials are the best demonstration of your company’s abilities. However, my boss is concerned that putting a customer testimonial on our website would invite our competition to take

Storyfarm followed 5th grader Shardae Jones from the time she woke up to the time she finished her homework on a typical day. Our client the Archdiocese of Baltimore is using the video for marketing and fundraising.

Peter Gladstone, VIce President/Director-Client Services for Carton Donofrio Partners talks about CDP's experience with Storyfarm.

This blog may get a bit technical/camera-geeky. For those who want to avoid that at all costs, I'll make it real simple. Marketers can now get a lush, high-end film look in their videos for a fraction of the cost of just 18 months ago. Here's how: It was an elusive target for years: that soft background and crisp subject that is so common in Hollywood movies and still photography. Two years

Storyfarm Client Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health was getting ready to give out their second annual Henrietta Lacks Award, given to Baltimore community organizations, when they approached us about using video to highlight the award-winning organization. Here is what we made, intended for both viewing in-person at the award ceremony and also for web distribution. Compare this video

It has been our great pleasure to be a part of the Stephanie Rawlings-Blake for Mayor 2011 election campaign. Storyfarm worked with the campaign team to craft a series of five web videos and a series of broadcast television commercials. The Mayor and her smart, hardworking campaign staff were great to deal with and consummate professionals. We are very proud of the work we accomplished together

The marketing team at AAHS is a great group of people that just gets it. They understand the value of web video and are committed to the never-ending process of fresh video marketing content generation. We're making sets of videos grouped around different programs and areas of marketing focus. Here you'll find a pair of four video sets, for the Birth Center and for the Breast Center. Both sets

Dr. Nina Rawlings, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's mother, narrates this 30 second commercial that was just released on cable and broadcast television. We are honored to have been selected for this critical role in the campaign, and we are thrilled with how this first spot came out.

The Telly Awards honor the very best local, regional, and cable television commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions, and work created for the Web. The 32nd Annual Telly Awards received over 11,000 entries from all 50 states and 5 continents. Storyfarm is thilled to announce four of our clients are now Telly Award winners: Baltimore Child Abuse Center, Baltimore

Storyfarm is fortunate to call both Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health regular clients. It's a real pleasure working with both marketing departments. Every organization has a style, and both of these schools have extremely well thought out and well executed marketing styles. Carey Business School has a classic, elegant style and Bloomberg School

Imagine putting a video directly into someone's hands. Not embedded in website, embedded in a card or pamphlet. It's an amazing advancement in video's power as a marketing tool. Throwaway screens. Amazing. And as little as $9 each right now. Imagine 3 years from now. I was in my brother in law Marty's office the other day with Beau and John and he showed us these cards that absolutely

What a day. What a year. Yesterday the four of us went out to a ridiculous lunch at Fogo de Chao to celebrate the one year anniversary of our leaving WBAL and TV news behind. Looking back, it's been a blur. I am filled with pride thinking about how the three of us took great risk, bet on ourselves, and won. There are certainly lots of people, most people actually, who would tell you quitting

Six years ago there was no such thing as YouTube, and even if you made the best video ad in the world,you were very limited. You could buy time on broadcast or cable TV, and that was about it. But we live in a world remade by technology. Now, every organization with a website has the ability to broadcast in HD worldwide for free. That is an amazing, earth-shattering shift, one that affects every