Digital Video Production Portfolio

  Dubuque My Hometown, My Future
 PMG's latest video production is the official recruiting peice for area employers. Contracted by the Great Dubuque Development Corporation, the peice was written, shot and edited by Bryce Parks. Additional footage was provided by other videographers. The finished production met with rave reviews and is currently being distributed to prospective new residents across the country.

  Highway 32 - The Southwest Arterial
 The Greater Dubuque Development Corporation once again looked to PMG to create a DVD compliment to the presentation materials they were preparing for the Iowa Department of Transportation to illustrate the need for extending the Southwest Arterial in Dubuque. The popularity of the DVD, which was originally intended for an audience of about ten has created a need for fifty or more additional copies to be requested. Hopefully, it's clarity of message will be successful in securing the funding needed to complete this important piece of infrastructure for Dubuque.

  Baseball In Dubuque
 Our latest impossible deadline is the promotional centerpiece for informing the public about the potential for professional baseball to return to Dubuque. Shot and edited in under four days in order to present it to the Dubuque City Council, the success of the video is already evident in the community and feedback has been glowing. We hope the tremendous buzz turns into a resounding "yes" vote on December 16th! We also put together the "Vote Yes" web site in a single weekend. See it here.

  America's River
 This documentary was produced for the partners behind the America's River Project, including the City of Dubuque, the Dubuque Chamber of Commerce, The Greater Dubuque Development Corporation, and of course, the Mississippi River Museum. This completely unscripted program was conceived, shot and edited in under two weeks, including a 60+ hour sleepless editing session, to hit the tightest deadline we've ever faced. It turned out to play an integral part in Dubuque securing a 30 million dollar grant from the State of Iowa's Vision Iowa fund. It was produced at no charge as a donation to the America's River effort. Yeah, you might say we're proud of this one.

  Medical Associates
A pre-application video for prospective new employees to Medical Associates. Working with their talented marketing team, PMG produced a digital video presentation around a script created by the Medical Associates staff.

  River Valley Initiative
 Produced for the Greater Dubuque Development Corporation (GDDC), this DVD and video was a marketing piece directed at business leaders in the Dubuque area designed to generate support for a new economic development initiative spearheaded by the GDDC. Scripted around raw interview material from area business leaders, the program needed to drive home a clear message in as short a time period as possible. The video was a key tool in the hugely successful capital fund drive, raising more than the 2 million dollar goal set for the program.

  Dubuque's 20th Century
 A support piece for the wildly popular Dubuque's 20th Century Art Print ( a PMG venture) which itself was a promotional tool for the 1999-2000 Dubuque Millennium Ball (also a PMG venture), this documentary follows the making of the retrospective collage art print celebrating 100 years of life in Dubuque. The video capsulates not only the creative process from design to printing, it also visits with the artist and the colorful Dubuque area collectors and well-known personalities who provided much of the material utilized in the print. It was the most successful print (and calendar) ever for popular Dubuque Artist Gary Olsen. The video was a centerpiece at the Millennium Ball (New Year's) celebration at the Dubuque Five Flags Civic Center. Running over an hour in length, we apologize that we are not able to publish it here.

  Graham's Style Store For Men TV Ad.
 Taking to our guitars and sequencers, we took a memorable old jingle and rocked it out just in time for the holidays. We also gave a hip and modern facelift to one of Dubuque's venerable downtown retail landmarks, Graham's Style Store for Men. A series of 30 second spots ran during the holiday season and local cable television.

 

Our Only Wedding Video Ever!
We still get comments on this video even after a couple of years have passed. We figured why should a wedding video be long and boring, so we kicked it in gear and made it look like just as much fun and as emotional an experience as it was without running it two hours. They keep trying to refer business to us but the fact is, we can handle the pressure of a corporate video deadline, but we're deathly afraid of the potential fury of a scorned bride if we even missed getting "The Kiss" on camera. Only a couple willing to make their wedding video an investment rather than an afterthought will get us into a church.