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Creating a Brand Anthem with Holy Rosary Credit Union
This summer Windwood was selected to help our friends at HRCU (Holy Rosary Credit Union) create a brand anthem and series of videos to coincide with a brand relaunch. We worked with the HRCU team to help script, cast, and select locations - as well as complete an overall brand anthem as well as develop additional photo and video assets which can be deployed as a part of the brand relaunch campaign.
This summer Windwood was selected to help our friends at HRCU (Holy Rosary Credit Union) create a brand anthem and series of videos to coincide with a brand relaunch. We worked with the HRCU team to help script, cast, and select locations - as well as complete an overall brand anthem as well as develop additional photo and video assets which can be deployed as a part of the brand relaunch campaign.
Team Windwood setting up a shot in an HRCU Branch
“Brett and the team were incredibly collaborative, taking the time to understand our vision and turning it into a beautiful final product. Their creativity and professionalism made the process seamless. ”
With this project we were not only able to create support videos to prop up a main anchor Brand Anthem video, we were also able to deliver over a dozen brand photos and create a supporting graphic video that helped launch their new brand identity.
Windwood is a New Hampshire video production company, we couldn’t be prouder to support local businesses like HRCU which help our community stand out.
Producing a Brand Spot with New Hampshire's Minus33 Above the Clouds
We recently partnered with Ashland, New Hampshire’s Minus33 clothing to create a series of 3 brand videos and photo assets all featuring different activities which has brought us to a number of incredible local New Hampshire Destinations.
We recently partnered with Ashland, New Hampshire’s Minus33 clothing to create a series of 3 brand videos and photo assets all featuring different activities which has brought us to a number of incredible local New Hampshire Destinations.
We love partnering with New Hampshire businesses because we get an opportunity to show off our own beautiful state. For Minus33 we are able to deliver high quality photo and video content in a variety of formats to fuel their online/web funnel and social media channels and ads channels.
With on-set times well before sunrise the whole of TEAM WINDWOOD has been putting in awesome shoot days and we couldn’t be happier with the results.
Lilise Designer Resale
As a small video production and marketing business, we understand that there are going to be things that blindside us. Weather damage, equipment lost, equipment breaking. We try to prepare for these as well as we can, but if and when they do happen - they can be absolutely devastating.
As a small video production and marketing business, we understand that there are going to be things that blindside us. Weather damage, equipment lost, equipment breaking. We try to prepare for these as well as we can, but if and when they do happen - they can be absolutely devastating.
We always try to think of Windwood as more than just a company. It sounds cheesy but when we work with our team, or clients, or engage in our community we truly believe that we are just bringing more people into our group of friends and family.
Last year we met Elyssa Alfieri when we were doing a small business profile of her consignment shop, Lilise Designer Resale for a Visit Concord blog. She was willing to take time out of her day to let us come in and basically stop her shop from operating for 2 hours. She was so kind, welcoming, and open with her space and time. A new friend for our group.
When we heard about the flooding that occurred at Lilise Designer Resale, we couldn’t imagine the same thing happening in our little studio. It wouldn’t be a blindside, it would grind the gears to a halt.
When we saw that Elyssa relocated onto main street while the damage done to her store was being fixed we had a thought. Rather than bringing lasagna, or a we’re sorry card, we could maybe bring some awareness. Something that we’re actually not terrible at doing.
Here’s the 30 second ad we created to help notify her customers of her new location. Where it was on main street, and a little taste of what you could expect from the awesome finds at Lilise.
“Thankfully, none of us were in the store when it happened and I only lost about 10% of my merchandise” Elyssa told us with a smile on her face as she bounced baby Enzo on her knee.
There is such a close knit community here. We know whether we are running out to grab snacks from Sherry at CVS or coffee from Alex and Lindsay at Revelstoke, we will always run into someone that we consider part of our group. If you haven’t had a second to swing into Lilise’s temporary storefront to say hi to Elyssa and Enzo (if he’s not sleeping) maybe now is the time to make some new friends!
- The Windwood team
Yankee Farmer's Market
With the world's most appropriate name, Brian Farmer has run Yankee Farmer's Market for the past 20 years. His interest and appreciation for Agriculture in college led him to become something that not many people in New Hampshire are too aware we even have in our state - a buffalo farmer.
Brian Farmer of Yankee Farmer's Market with a herd of Scottish Highland Cows in Stoddard, New Hampshire
With the world's most appropriate name, Brian Farmer has run Yankee Farmer's Market for the past 20 years. His interest and appreciation for Agriculture in college led him to become something that not many people in New Hampshire are too aware we even have in our state - a buffalo farmer.
I'll admit that I was a bit surprised to learn that not a half hour away from our studio in Concord, New Hampshire, there was a herd of 40 head of buffalo. In meeting with Brian the first time, he seemed genuinely excited to show me his business and what he was working with. Not only do they run a farm, but YFM also has a small produce store, so you can actually walk in, and interact with Brian, or Erik, or one of the other close-knit employees (family) of the store who happen to be working that day.
We spent a day filming at Yankee Farmer's Market, and Brian's other location "Pitcher Mountain Farm" in Stoddard with the idea of not just connecting the audience to the business, but showing them who Brian is, and what his life is like. How he interacts with the animals (We may or may not have heard him say a chipper "good morning Ladies" to a heard of Scottish Highland cows at another farm location). We wanted to utilize as much naturally captured audio as possible to give you the feel of the clanking fence chains, the birds chirping, the animals stomping through the grass. We got an interview with Brian and probed a bit on what got him started, and why agriculture is so important today.
- Brett Marshall
Production notes: Filmed on a Canon C100MKII (Actually filmed on 2 of them, we lost one due to a blown circuit when connecting the audio input) and a Canon XC10 on a Ronin-M. Audio taken with a Zoom H4n, for interview a Sennehiser ew100 g3.
Production Lead - Brett Marshall
Camera assist - Jared Mostue
Aerial - PIC Brett Marshall Cam Sam Mostue
Lead Editor - Katherine Kittler
Coordinator/Agency - Abby Peel for Strategic Social Media