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An
award-winning video production company offering a wide range of services
including:
Conception
Scripting Production Editing
DVD Authoring
"Every story holds a promise. When presented a story, we
expect to be entertained or enlightened, challenged or justified...and always
inspired. At Covenant Productions, we embrace the potential of every story.
Moreover, we recognize that everyone has a story to be told...a promise to make.
That's why we work hand-in-hand with our clients to fulfill the potential of
their stories. As an award-winning video and television production company, we
can help you at all stages of the video production process. We can help you tell
your story from concept to completion, from script to screen, or anywhere in
between."
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Covenant Productions News Headlines
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Covenant Productions enters the world of
High Definition in March of 2007 with the purchase of Sony's XDCAM HD Cine
Alta system. The addition of Sony's PDW-F350L HD camcorder and additional
support gear will take Covenant's high production values even higher still.
Even if a project does not demand HD delivery, shooting in HD and downconverting to standard definition will still see the benefits of this
state of the art Sony camera. In addition to MPEG HD recording at 1080i, the
PDW-F350L is able to record in DVCAM. Utilizing Sony's Cine Alta technology,
XDCAM HD Cine Alta is able to record at variable frame rates from 4fps to
60fps, including 24p.
Click Here for more information.
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Covenant is honored with 2 Silver ADDY Awards in the
2007 ADDY Awards Competition held by the Advertising Federation of East Central
Indiana, an affiliate club of the American Advertising Federation.
Winning entries included a commercial for Saint
John's Health System in the Television-Local :60 or more category and
Anderson University's Capital Campaign DVD, "Dreams.Discovery.Direction.",
in the Elements of Advertising-Cinematography category.
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We are currently seeking an Overseas
Outreach Project for 2007 and beyond. Please send an
email to Mark Dawson at
mgdawson@covenantproductions.com to see if
your organization or ministry qualifies for this unique video production
opportunity. See the news item below for more information.
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Every year Covenant Productions offers
its services at a specially reduced rate to missionaries and other global
outreaches. Check out our photos from the
Haiti 2005 shoot,
Caribbean 2004 shoot,
Japan
2004 shoot,
Honduras 2003 shoot, the
Kenya
2001 shoot
and the
Brazil
2000 shoot.
Click here to see a recent compilation of overseas project
Crew Shots.
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The amount of cameras used for the 2006
telecast of Candles & Carols was increased to seven from previous years.
Camera positions included 4 pedestal cameras, 1 jib camera, and 2 hand-held
stage cameras. This annual program is shot, edited, distributed, and aired
all in the month of December. Airing venues include independent and PBS
stations across the US, as well as international satellite networks. Check
your local listings or visit
www.anderson.edu for the 2006 Candles &
Carols airing schedule. See photos from the shoot.
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Covenant produced a national promotion
piece for the Heartland Film Festival in the Fall of 2006. This is one of
several projects we've created in the past several years for this
international competition which honors films that celebrate the positive
values in life. See
photos from the
Crystal Heart Awards Gala. See the
video.
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The Summer of 2006 took Covenant to
Hollywood to shoot interviews for the Anderson University Capital Campaign
video project. See
photos from the
shoot.
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DVDs of Covenant's original program,
"Holy Places with Robert
H. Reardon", are available for
purchase for $10 each by visiting the Covenant Productions office or calling
Covenant Productions at 765-641-4348. Click on the title above for more
information on the program's content.
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In May 2006,
Coptervision, of
Van Nuys, CA provided its unique aerial cinematography services
for a new Anderson University video project produced by Covenant
Productions. See photos from the shoot.
The art of
storytelling has never been so promising.
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