In celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the United Nations’ International Year of the Family, in 2014, FTP Media was commissioned to direct and produce a long-format video featuring interviews with three families. Bob Cowan of CHCH Hamilton conducted the interviews on behalf of Our Kids Network, a Halton-wide partnership of organizations and agencies serving children and youth.
In 2013, FTP Media was commissioned to produce a series of web video testimonials promoting the new online data portal for Our Kids Network, a Halton-wide partnership of agencies and organizations that serve children and youth. Click here to view the testimonials and to learn more about this powerful doorway to information about Halton children, youth, and families. For more information about Our Kids Network, please visit their website at: www.ourkidsnetwork.ca.
FTP Media produced a video series for the Mobile Experience Innovation Centre, a not-for-profit association founded by OCAD University in Toronto with a mission to “support design leadership, experience innovation and applied research in Canada’s mobile and wireless industries.” Part of the program involved mentoring advanced high school students in the filming and post-production editing of the event’s video series. For more information about this excellent program and to register for future events, visit the MEIC blog here.
“Our Human Rights” is a video recently produced for the Milton Community Resource Centre.
Working in the role of contract Producer for Unikron Inc., Lisa Santonato produced a series of online videos for corporate clients including Aviva Canada, The Insurance Institute, and Tarion, as well as webcasts for Weber Shandwick and Strongco. The videos were produced for the Canadian market in both English and French. The role of Producer included sales, client relations and account management, as well as overseeing video development, production and post-production. Lisa worked closely with the Unikron team to achieve high results.
The renowned author of Diet for a Small Planet, Frances Moore Lappé, captivated over a thousand people in public forums hosted by USC Canada on Jan 31 and Feb 1. View the full 52 minute version of Frankie’s compelling talk here: