Big River Film Co.

Big River Film Co. was hired by Capital School District to produce a video updating students and their families about career and technical programs offered at Dover High School. The company was chosen for its willingness to support the project and adhere to its timeline. The project involved a collaborative process of setting up goals, creating timelines, and receiving feedback. Big River Film Co. also provided support in videotaping, interviewing students, and structuring the project. The feedback process was efficient and the project was deemed a success, with the company praised for its professionalism and high-quality production.

Delaware Wild Lands, a land conservation nonprofit, engaged Big River Film Co. to produce a three-minute video encapsulating the organization's 60 years of history. Despite a limited budget and staff, the nonprofit was able to effectively communicate its accomplishments and inspire the next generation of supporters through the video. Big River Film Co. handled everything from conceptualizing the video to post-production, and was lauded for its ability to distill the most important aspects of the organization's work into a compelling script.

Artaban Productions, a video production firm based on the east coast of Canada, hired Big River Film Co. to conduct a remote interview with a client on the east coast of the United States. The company was chosen for its professionalism and responsiveness. Big River Film Co. facilitated a smooth pre-production process, set up the shoot, and made the interviewees feel comfortable. The company was also praised for its high-quality capture cards, which allowed Artaban Productions to view the frames remotely. After the shoot, Big River Film Co. promptly shipped a hard drive containing all the footage.