Projects
WORLD PREMIERE A HUGE SUCCESS!
Fish Fry Night Milwaukee, a film by Ron Faiola premiered at the Times Cinema on October 11, 2009 to big crowds and rave reviews.
FISH FRY NIGHT MILWAUKEE is a documentary that takes you to some of Milwaukee's most popular, historic and unique fish fry placess, to see the people who make them and enjoy them.
A trailer for the film can be seen below.
Deloitte & Touche. Their Milwaukee office hired Ron Faiola to edit the videos of their Wisconsin Top 5 honorees. They wanted the finished videos to be similar to upscale awards show clips. The final product went over very well in front of the live audience of 200 of Wisconsin's biggest corporations and firms and a DVD was sent to each of the Top 5 winners.
Corky Newcomb, owner of CNISBELIEVING.com and inventor of NITELITE GOLF and the NITELITE FLOATING GREEN hired PBG to create a promotional video for the NITELITE GOLF and the Inflatable Green. The video was shot at the US Bank Golf Championship in Milwaukee. Corky Newcomb sent PBG president Ron Faiola an email saying, "[the video] IS DAMN GOOD!!!!" "A guy in California who has seen a bunch of videos on new projects [said] 'The FLOATING GREEN video is one of THE BEST he has ever seen.'"
A short history of the historic Pabst Theater was produced by Ron Faiola for use on the web. Local voice over personality Pamela Brown and recording engineer William Stace were also part of the project.
PBG worked with Patti Genko in 2005 on the production of "2 Minute Tours" which are now posted on YouTube. Have a look at our Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee Public Museum and Mitchell Park Domes tours.
The Ambassador Hotel hired PBG along with Patti Genko to create a promotional video on the hotel's new multi-million dollar renovations. 2,000 DVDs were made from this video for their marketing department.
Ron Faiola produced and directed a three song music video for Milwaukee's own Latin orchestra, Punto de Vista, taped live at the Ladybug Club. Their Vengo clip is below
More Successful Projects...
Foley & Lardner once again hired PBG to provide extensive business theater, audio recording and video production for their recent National Directors Institute 2008 in Chicago. PBG had over 90 microphones, a dozen audio mixers, two video projectors, three large plasma screens and miles of cable in place at the Four Seasons Hotel ballroom and 10 breakout rooms.
VJS Construction Services. VJS had PBG produce their business theater show at one of their construction sites, New Berlin West High School auditorium. PBG created a rock star moment for VJS president Craig Jorgensen as he rose up out of the stage floor amidst dramatic lighting, fog and thunderous intro music. The audience loved it and gave Jorgensen a standing ovation.
PBG also created several short videos for VJS which were featured on their website, including a memorial for Tom Schueler, one of the company's founders who had recently passed away.
VJS Construction Services hired PBG's Business Theater consultant Ron Faiola to produce their recent event at Carpenter's Hall in Pewaukee. The event included live sound and video production.
The School Sisters of St. Francis were having a Spirituality Conference at Alverno College and PBG was hired to do a live 3-camera video production for a DVD release. Shooting took place over two days and the three cameras were switched live to save on editing costs. The School Sisters of St. Francis' administrative assistant, David Morris, wrote to PBG president Ron Faiola and said, "I looked at the DVDs and they were excellent. Congratulations! You made several Sisters very happy."
Runzheimer International hired PBG to create two videos for a new service they are offering to clients. The videos were made into Windows Media Videos for use on the web.
Deloitte & Touche needed a NASCAR-Themed video for their firm meeting in Orlando and they turned to PBG for help. We created a high energy clip of a NASCAR race by combining stock racing video with our sound effects library of race cars and upbeat background music. The video was "great" and "very well received" according to Deloitte senior marketing manager Krista Brookman.
