Floments

Arnold called on Larry to edit these clever web spots with the iconic Flo and Friends for Progressive.

LogMeIn

In a perfect example of the magic that can happen when Jeff is allowed to do it all, producer Chris Perry and LogMeIn.com let Jeff off the leash on these amazing viral videos. He directed, edited, and finished these entertaining and sometimes disturbing pieces, including the amazing sound design. 

INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL BOSTON OPENS

In a labor of love for for Boston’s best film fest, Larry took IFF Boston’s beautiful but spare print design and brought it to life. Larry wrote the treatment, directed the green screen shoot at Spot, designed and composited the 2 opens. Courtney produced, and shot, Kelly assisted, and a host of interns past and present crewed on the shoot. Kudos to Brandon Schaffer’s original design and Rob Jaret’s score. 

MyFuture.com

Mullen called on Spot for this soup to nuts production for MyFuture.com. Courtney produced and shot. Larry co-directed (with Amy Hunt), edited and did sound design. Annaliese composited and worked with Spot alum illustrator Wanna Camcam. Some teasers…

Flowers with a wink

You’ve probably already seen the flower winking dozens of times. Expect to see it a thousand more over the years. Annaliese created the wink for these (and future) direct spots for 1-800-FLOWERS. Larry edited these Mullen spots.

SPOT PRODUCTION REEL 2011

Our fab clients have brought us a wonderful variety of location and studio shoots for Saucony, LogMeIn.com, Ocean Spray, MyFuture.com, Forrester, Burton Snowboards, Maark, and the Independent Film Festival Boston. Larry and Jeff have been directing, Courtney’s been shooting (DSLR, Red, Phantom, etc.), and we’ve worked up a great list of freelancers to fill out the team. Here are some bits and pieces.

SPOT GRAPHICS REEL 2011

The latest and greatest Spot graphics work. Enjoy. 

Multi-talent on the rise. 

Our own Kelly Hansen, producer, marathoner, and assistant editor, did a beautiful job editing a video for The VIVA Project, an organization that gives teachers unprecedented access to US policy-makers. The video documents a meeting between teachers and US Secretary of Education, Arnie Duncan. Keep your eye on Kelly.