Tuesday, October 6, 2009
The Chauncey
Fourth in a series of videos produced by Home Video Studio for the Oregon Bartenders Guild.
Bartender David Shenaut of Teardrop Lounge and Beaker & Flask in Portland, Oregon, creates The Chauncey right before our eyes. Cheers!
Friday, September 25, 2009
May I buy you a drink?
Third in a series of videos for the Oregon Bartenders Guild.
This one featuring Blair Reynolds of TraderTiki.com preparing the Mai Tai. Enjoy with poi. Cheers!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Sazerac
Second in a series of cocktail recipe videos we produced for the Oregon Bartenders Guild. This one features Jeffery Morgenthaler of Clyde Common Restaurant in Portland, Oregon sharing the classic New Orleans cocktail, the Sazerac. Cheers!
Mago
First in a series of cocktail recipe videos we produced for the Oregon Bartenders Guild. This one features Neil Kopplin, of Clyde Common Restaurant in Portland, Oregon sharing one of his signature cocktails, the Mago. Cheers!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
The Nick Wilson Charitable Group Video
Here is a video we did for The Nick Wilson Charitable Group. Here they are and here is what they do. Good people and a good cause.
Help us to help others
The Nick Wilson Charitable Group (NWCG)
A Stem Cell Transplant Support Association for Kids with Cancer and Their Families
Our Mission
To provide support to children and their families in the Children’s Cancer Center’s Pediatric Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant Program at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Portland, Oregon.
About Nick Wilson
Nick Wilson was a spirited and compassionate little boy who was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia at age 18 months in May of 1999. He endured hundreds of days in the hospital undergoing high dose chemotherapy, irradiation, stem cell transplantation, and multiple medical procedures. In spite of these unfavorable circumstances, Nick seized every opportunity to play, laugh, and provide a steadfast example of a tenacious zest for life. Nick died in April of 2001 despite modern medicine’s best efforts to cure his disease. It is in memory of Nick’s incredible spirit that his family endeavors to keep his spirit and compassion alive by helping other children and families finding themselves in similar circumstances.
The Nick Wilson Charitable Group is a completely volunteer operated 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. We receive no federal or state funding and rely completely on community support and individual contributions. Please consider The Nick Wilson Charitable Group for your charitable giving; all donations are tax-deductible.
Thank you.
©The Nick Wilson Charitable Group
P.O. Box 80852
Portland, OR 97280
503.890.7220
jillmetz@comcast.net
http://www.nickwilsoncg.org/
Help us to help others
The Nick Wilson Charitable Group (NWCG)
A Stem Cell Transplant Support Association for Kids with Cancer and Their Families
Our Mission
To provide support to children and their families in the Children’s Cancer Center’s Pediatric Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant Program at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Portland, Oregon.
About Nick Wilson
Nick Wilson was a spirited and compassionate little boy who was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia at age 18 months in May of 1999. He endured hundreds of days in the hospital undergoing high dose chemotherapy, irradiation, stem cell transplantation, and multiple medical procedures. In spite of these unfavorable circumstances, Nick seized every opportunity to play, laugh, and provide a steadfast example of a tenacious zest for life. Nick died in April of 2001 despite modern medicine’s best efforts to cure his disease. It is in memory of Nick’s incredible spirit that his family endeavors to keep his spirit and compassion alive by helping other children and families finding themselves in similar circumstances.
The Nick Wilson Charitable Group is a completely volunteer operated 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. We receive no federal or state funding and rely completely on community support and individual contributions. Please consider The Nick Wilson Charitable Group for your charitable giving; all donations are tax-deductible.
Thank you.
©The Nick Wilson Charitable Group
P.O. Box 80852
Portland, OR 97280
503.890.7220
jillmetz@comcast.net
http://www.nickwilsoncg.org/
Sunday, August 2, 2009
BeechStock Photography
BeechStock is a stock photography company representing the photography of Jack Beech Industrial Photography. For over 35 years, Mr. Beech specialized in industrial and aerial photography in New Orleans, Louisiana. We have his images available for stock photography, newsletters, brochures, trade publications, annual reports, websites or fine art printing for display in your home or office. These images make a great corporate gift as well.
Mr. Beech also has many Louisiana scenes such as plantations, bayous, courtyards, New Orleans French Quarter, historical subjects, Mardi Gras and more.
Biography
Jack Beech was born in Massillon, Ohio and lived in California for a number of years. He then moved to New Orleans, Louisiana.
Mr. Beech is a graduate of the Fred Archer School of Photography in Los Angeles, CA. He originally pursued magazine editorial photography, working through the New York Agency and Black Star Publishing.
Mr. Beech later formed Industrial Photography, Inc. in New Orleans and established a reputation as a corporate photographer, the mainstay of his work being industrial, oil fields, aerials and advertising.
He is now retired and living in Mandeville, Louisiana.
Mr. Beech is a graduate of the Fred Archer School of Photography in Los Angeles, CA. He originally pursued magazine editorial photography, working through the New York Agency and Black Star Publishing.
Mr. Beech later formed Industrial Photography, Inc. in New Orleans and established a reputation as a corporate photographer, the mainstay of his work being industrial, oil fields, aerials and advertising.
He is now retired and living in Mandeville, Louisiana.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Vimeo Videos
Our twins, Gus and Ruby turned 7 and celebrated with a bowling party with their friends. The video of their party was inspired by the trailer for The Big Lebowski. Watch this space for party #8. Coming soon!
Vimeo is great. I urge everyone t submit, view and comment on videos posted here. I use it for demos and for client approval and notes. Check it out
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