Keep Breathing (Remastered)

This is a remake of my 2nd video “Keep Breathing”. That video has always had a special spot in my heart and it bugged me as the years went on that the video was incredibly flawed. Terrible capture quality (DivX source ), awful sound quality complete with pops and scratches, and overall very sloppy editing. This new version uses DVD source and has all its editing cleaned up. This is the video I wanted to make but didn’t have the ability or patience at the time. That said, I changed as little as possible because, in my opinion, the video’s concept and overall ideas are very good. All I did in this version was tighten up the execution of those ideas. About the video: This video is the story of Tetsuo, my favorite anime character. Akira is probably the best anime film of all time and one of the best films of all time in my opinion, and I always get into a deep, introspective, melancholy mood after watching it. I tried to capture that same feeling in this video. It uses very awkward editing techniques and styles that have since become extinct at the time of this writing, so please consider it a throwback to simpler days of videos and try to watch it on its own terms. About the song: The song “Exit Music (For A Film)” was written for the movie “Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet”, so the lyrics are about the relationship of said characters. However, everything else about the song (mood, pacing, building, style) fit Akira perfectly in my opinion, so the video often progresses …
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Quorum Productions Awarded Two Telly Awards for Disease Awareness Documentary, Breathing Easy: Women & Asthma

Quorum Productions Awarded Two Telly Awards for Disease Awareness Documentary, Breathing Easy: Women & Asthma

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DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (PRWEB) April 12, 2007

    ”This is one of, if not the first, Disease Awareness campaign of its kind,” says W the women’s show’s Executive Producer, Caroline Pace. “These Telly Awards validate the quality production of our disease awareness campaign and put us at the top of the list of production and marketing companies achieving success in this medium.”

The program featured Dr. Monica Kraft, Director of Duke University’s Allergy, Asthma and Airway Center, and four of her patients. Each patient discussed how asthma was affecting their lives and how forming a relationship with Dr. Kraft enabled them to take control of their lives.

The program was backed by a large-scale multi-media marketing campaign. This sort of marketing campaign is part of a growing pharmaceutical advertising trend commonly known as “Disease Awareness”. The FDA calls Disease Awareness communications, “communications disseminated to consumers or healthcare practitioners that discuss a particular disease or health condition, but do not mention any specific drug or device or make any representation or suggestion concerning a particular drug or device.”

Quorum Productions reports that the show aired nationally to over 80,000,000 households, that their web-based public relations efforts have achieved over 70,000,000 impressions and that news of the show has appeared in print to over 10 million people.

“The Telly Awards given to Quorum Productions represent hard work, talent, and an incredible ability to deliver quality product that encourages return and new clients,” says Elizabeth Wentworth, VP of the Broward Film Commission. “Quorum Productions is an indigenous company that brings economic impact year round to our region through the employment of crew and talent as well as production expenditures in the community. They also bring national and international clients to Broward County which encourages future growth of the film industry.”

Caroline Pace can be reached at caroline@quorumproductions.tv.

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