Lake Erie Video Productions Hosts Movies on the Square
In 1994, Jeff and Chris discussed forming their own production company that is exactly what they did. 15 years later, with thousands of projects successfully completed, this team of brothers is ready to help your organization or company communicate an idea, or a product successfully through the use of internet video, television commercials, or DVD training or sales tools. Pricing is right, quality is great and they are committed to helping your company reach its goals.
Originally called Geauga Video Productions, Lake Erie Video initially worked for various non-profit organizations such as The American Heart Association, The Epilipsey Foundation and The Red Cross of Greater Cleveland. Today, many business markets are served including law offices, medical facilities such as University Hospitals and the Cleveland Clinic, manufacturing plants, and assisted living organizations. Two of Lake Erie Videos biggest clients are Geauga Local Access Cable Corporation (G-TV) and DP Ball Advertising. G-TV is a government access channel that provides sport, political and local event coverage for multiple areas of Geauga County. DP Ball Advertising (click here for website) is a national advertising agency that provides advertising print, television, direct mail and radio campaign management for RV and Boat dealers.
Interested in showing a movie for a fundraiser or a company picnic outdoors under the stars? Lake Erie Video Productions has the right set up. They have a large inflatable screen, sound system, projector and can license just about any movie currently available. Its the perfect way to enhance a corporate picnic or sales meeting.
Lake Erie Video Productions has been screening outdoor movies for two years. Attached is an image from an event they produced last summer. This outdoor movie event was picked up by newspapers and the editor of one paper wrote favorably about their community efforts. The city of Chardon, Ohio has helped fund their outdoor movie events.
Students and participants will have a chance to watch the game on a 24-foot screen, win prizes and purchase food from Miami Concessions. Those coming to cheer on Miami’s hockey team are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets to sit on.
