Beach 2 Battleship Wins Silver Reel
"Beach 2 Battleship" garners a second award. B2B won a Silver Reel in the External Communication category of the 43rd Annual MCA-I Media Festival. Check out the press release link: http://www.mca-i.org/en/rel/1736/
"Beach 2 Battleship" also won the Telly for Videography. "Beach to Battleship" follows a team competing in the internationally recognized Wilmington, North Carolina triathlon.
For more info on Beach to Battleship, check out the site: http://beach2battleship.com/
Beach To Battleship Telly Award
Telly Award season is here and Treehouse Productions won!
"Beach 2 Battleship", a film produced for PPD, won the Telly for Videography (check out the Telly Award site here: http://www.tellyawards.com). "Beach to Battleship" follows the internationally recognized Wilmington, North Carolina based iron distance and half iron distance triathlon.
For more info on Beach to Battleship, check out the site: http://beach2battleship.com/
Fulbright Connects Launches
Martin travels to three continents as director/DoP/editor for "Fulbright Connects". The Fulbright Scholarship program is "the flagship international exchange scholarship program between the U.S. and 155 countries, supported by the U.S. Congress and partner governments worldwide." Martin's collaboration with Steven Channing of VDI and Karin Shapiro of Duke University allowed him to tell the stories of Fulbright scholars across the globe. This project offered many exciting locations - from the ancient cities and sandy deserts of Jordan to the urban center of Buenos Aires.
Check out the short version of Fulbright Connects: http://vimeo.com/35517140
Lemur Segment on the Daily Planet
Martin joined the team of the Discovery Channel's Daily Planet on a segment about the secrets of the lemur.
The team shot at Duke University's Lemur Center. The episode uncovered many of the tricks of lemur climbing and living.
Vollis Simpson
Martin collaborated with Gerret Warner to shoot part of the recently released Vollis Simpson documentary.
Local artist, Vollis Simpson, a retired farm-equipment repairman, found a second career as a junkyard artist. Some of Vollis Simpson's works recently found a home in Wilson, NC at Whirligig Park. The opening event hosted many congressmen and local leaders, and of course, crowds of Simpson's fans.