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GMP videos appear in a multitude of places including:
National Television in Japan
/ Cable Television in Hawaii / Hollywood Film Festivals / Websites / Classrooms / Educational Textbooks
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| Makena Beach, Maui, Hawaii |
Click here to play the Bronze Telly Award winning video "Checks and Imbalances"
The video "Checks and Imbalances" was awarded 3 Bronze Telly Awards by judges in the 26th
Annual Telly Awards. The Telly is one of the most sought after awards in video and film production.
The video
was first given recognition with a prize in Feb. of 2004 at the Makena Video Contest in Maui, Hawaii. It was an environmental
contest to help save the pristine beach from being developed into a luxury resort by Japan's Seibu Corporation. Carlos
Santana was on hand the night of the awards ceremony.
Click here to Play the Video Michigan Airshow
*Viewing Graphics Requires Quicktime 7. Click here to download.
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Click here to play video "Shibuya Beach".
"Shibuya Beach" was our first project. It was a jury selelction in a Hollywood film festival for short films/videos.
The entire video was shot in Tokyo at a time when the "Hawaiian" look was all the rage in Japan. That fashion
has come and gone, and the video has taken on an archival feel to modern viewers.
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| The core of the Big Apple. |
click here to play video "New York City".
The video "New York City" is the 4th installment of a 6-part work entitled "The City Series". It and
the other pieces in the series were created to document American cities. The entire series has been broadcast on cable TV
in the USA.
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| The renowned blue domes of Santorini Island, Greece. |
click here to play video "The Brackish Water".
"The Brackish Water" is a docu-musical of the famed Santorini Island in Greece. The island that Plato called home
for a breif time is full of natural beauty and history. Akriteri is one of the most important archealogocal excavations happening
in the world today, and evidence claims it to be the lost civilization of Atlantis. The world's oldest frescos have been
unearthed there. Ancient Thria, the city built on the top of Santorini's highest peak now exists only in rubble, but the
views from the city ruins are worth the steep trek.
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