Echo Productions produced the 2010 Tansky Sawmill Toyota broadcast commercial campaign. This is one of the first big projects where we were able to use the Canon 7D VDSLR camera, and everything went incredibly smoothly! We used a Tamron 17-55mm F2.8, and a Canon 70-200mm F2.8. To record audio on set, we plugged a Sennheiser ME66/K6 directly into the Zoom H4n. The great folks at Tansky loved the look! Thanks to all who worked so hard to get this campaign off the ground! If you haven't seen the spots in HD on the local Columbus networks, you can find the commercials on our Portfolio page.
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Echo Productions Director of Photography, Mike McNeese has joined the rest of the 21st century in creating a Blog to share some pointless thoughts. If you are so inclined, you may visit Mike's Blog at ThruMikesLens.blogspot.com. Mike will explore topics in Video Production, Indie Film, and other random ramblings. So, stop by, "follow" the blog and leave comments!
Echo's Mike McNeese and scOtt summitt, along with Brandon Hetzler and Scott Burke, attended Filmapalooza 2010 in Las Vegas. The guys represented the cast and crew of the short films "Imagine This" and "Threshold" that were both produced by Echo as part of the 2010 48 Hour Film Project. "Imagine This" was screened as one of the 78 city winners from around the world. There were a ton of great films screened, from all over the world. Minneapolis' "The Grave Review" was far and away our favorite. For more information visit the The 48 Hour Film Project Website.
The Columbus International Film Festival has announced the winners of the 2007 Chris Awards, and has named Echo Productions' Metal Storm as the Bronze Plaque winner of the 2007 Entertainment Division. The Chris Awards is the premiere independent filmmaking event in Central Ohio. Mike McNeese, Director of Metal Storm, is thrilled with the award and is eager to produce his next project to submit to the 2008 Columbus International Film Festival.
