2 down, and hopefuly many more to go. Creekhouse Productions is entering its 3rd year and hopefully many more exciting video shoots. While wedding videos are the staple of my business, I also added a concert from a local band, several internet videos, a stand-up comedian, and another school play last year.
CHP is still a part time job for me, as I have worked in broadcast television for the past 8 and a half years. However, just 6 weeks ago I started a new chapter of my time, leaving television behind and moving to a new business called GPAllied. I still get to do what I love, and that is shoot and edit videos. I am very excited about the new job and really enjoy it thus far.
This new job won't change my commitment to Creekhouse Productions, though. I still have my evenings and weekends free, so I will still be doing as much (or hopefully more) videography as I have previously.
I can't wait to see what else 2013 has in store!
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Monday, December 12, 2011
Debut
I have had my own personal blog for some time now, but I thought it was time to involve Creekhouse with the blogging world. For those of you new to my company, Creekhouse Productions, LLC is a video production business, which operates out of North Charleston, SC. We shoot & edit all kinds of projects, from weddings, to sporting events, to business videos (training, lectures, etc) and other special events.
I am currently working on editing two weddings. A Greek wedding & a 'historic' wedding. I say historic because this couple, from Colorado, traveled to Charleston to take advantage of its historical awesomeness. They got married in the courtyard of the Confederate College and partied the night away in the Old Exchange Building. They even got to offer dungeon tours to their guests! Very original.
I had never been to a Greek wedding before, and it too was very interesting. It was held in a gorgeous Greek Orthodox Church in downtown Charleston and the ceremony was not like anything I had ever seen. Very cool customs! From wearing crowns, to circling a table several times - the priest even chanted the entire service. Very different for those of us not a part of the Greek culture, but very cool.
I am currently working on editing two weddings. A Greek wedding & a 'historic' wedding. I say historic because this couple, from Colorado, traveled to Charleston to take advantage of its historical awesomeness. They got married in the courtyard of the Confederate College and partied the night away in the Old Exchange Building. They even got to offer dungeon tours to their guests! Very original.
I had never been to a Greek wedding before, and it too was very interesting. It was held in a gorgeous Greek Orthodox Church in downtown Charleston and the ceremony was not like anything I had ever seen. Very cool customs! From wearing crowns, to circling a table several times - the priest even chanted the entire service. Very different for those of us not a part of the Greek culture, but very cool.
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