Friday, August 17, 2012

Video Production That Touches The Heart


While providing video production services to our clients, sometimes we just have to say, “we love what we do!” Although producing effective corporate video productions can be very gratifying, every so often we are privileged to work on a project that truly touches our hearts. Our recent Fire Squirts Video was one of those projects!

Recently, the Navoto, CA Fire Foundation approached us about producing a video to highlight the efforts & benefits of their foundation in order to spread awareness in their community and raise more money for their great cause.

The main focus of their video would be on their summer program for children called the Fire Squirts. The Fire Squirts program is collaborative community project that provides “at risk” children between the ages of 10 years and 14 years an experience of a lifetime. The program offers these children an opportunity to spend one week with local firefighters where they will learn first hand what it means to be part of a team, and earn trust, and gain courage as well as build self-esteem. In addition, they learn valuable life-saving skills such as C.P.R. and how to use a fire extinguisher. The experience exposes them to a world of endless possibilities. It provides them with an incentive to become productive members of society, as well as the opportunity to develop life-long friendships with positive role models in their community.



Our Production team, Trinity Media, Inc., spent the day covering a multitude of activities, including, fire hose races, team building activities, ladder climbs, fire safety and much more. Needless to say the kids seemed to have the time of their lives! We hope that our coverage will help the overall Foundation message and spread awareness to fund more amazing programs like the Fire Squirts!

To all the firefighters of the Navoto Fire Department, thank you for your great spirit, hospitality and motivation, as well as being positive role models in the lives of our local youth.

Go Fire Squirts!