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Jul 09
2008
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When the Atlanta Association of Black Journalists decided to add a video component to its website, the professional journalism organization turned to the experts at Visual Eye Media.
The company collaborated with EP2 Media to produce a news styled corporate video on the first ever Unity mixer. The event brought members of the AABJ (Atlanta Association of Black Journalists), AAJA (Asian American Journalists Association - Atlanta Chapter), and the newly formed NAHJ (National Association of Hispanic Journalists - Atlanta Chapter).
Visual Eye Media Senior Producer Amani Channel conducted the interviews, narrated, and edited the video, while EP2 Media Director of Photography Mario Page provided High Definition videography services.
"I really enjoyed this project because I was able to use many of the skills I've learned working in the news business," said Channel.
AABJ President Corey Dade who writes for the Wall Street Journal said, "It's excellent! Love it. I'll have it uploaded to the Web site immediately."
The company collaborated with EP2 Media to produce a news styled corporate video on the first ever Unity mixer. The event brought members of the AABJ (Atlanta Association of Black Journalists), AAJA (Asian American Journalists Association - Atlanta Chapter), and the newly formed NAHJ (National Association of Hispanic Journalists - Atlanta Chapter).
Visual Eye Media Senior Producer Amani Channel conducted the interviews, narrated, and edited the video, while EP2 Media Director of Photography Mario Page provided High Definition videography services.
"I really enjoyed this project because I was able to use many of the skills I've learned working in the news business," said Channel.
AABJ President Corey Dade who writes for the Wall Street Journal said, "It's excellent! Love it. I'll have it uploaded to the Web site immediately."