This reception took place on July 1, 2010 at Agora Art Gallery in Chelsea. The exhibition is "The French Perspective." With most of the artists speaking only in French the video required translations which were provided by Clara Lemaire at the Gallery.

This video is also available on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vReSrdMTYk

Promotional video for use by Verdi Square Festival of the Arts

This is a short demo reel including many of the primary services provided by Crumlic Media

Below you will the description of each video element used in the demo reel. Where possible, you will also find links to produced videos that are online.

Time Code:    Project Title/Link to video:                            Type:

00:04            On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba                Documentary Film

00:08            Applause for Paws Fashion Show                    Fashion Event Video

00:12            eDavid Gallery Summer Show                        Art Gallery Event Video

00:18            National Geographic at Allentown Art Museum  Art Gallery Event Video

00:23            Who Murdered Love?                                    Live Performance Video

00:25            Scenes from a Balcony                                  Live Perfromance Video

00:28            Verdi Square Festival of the Arts Jazz Concert  Promotional Story & Live Perfromance Video

00:30            Monument at Arlene's Grocery                        Live Perfromance Video

00:35            Welcome to the Historic Hotel Bethlehem        Corporate/Promotional Video

00:43            Bill Crumlic working at Verdi Square Event        Behind the scenes

For more information please see our Available Video Production Services page and e-mail or call Bill Crumlic at 646-596-6652

As a special New Year offer targeted at college students, Crumlic Media is offering discounts on group orders of On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba thorugh January 29, 2010. The regular price of the Director's Cut on DVD is $17.99 plus shipping and handling of $6.95. Now through this special offer college students and groups can get together and order multiple DVDs and receive savings of $4.95 - $9.95 per DVD including shipping & handling.

The discounts:

Order three or more and the price per DVD is $16.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $4.95 on each!

Order five or more and the price per DVD is $14.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $6.95 on each!

Order ten or more and the price per DVD is $11.99 plus shipping/handling of $3.00 per DVD. Save $9.95 on each!

To place an order please visit: On Point Film

Get together with others and place your order today!

On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba, Director;s Cut on DVD features more than 30 minutes of previously unseen footage and interviews. The entire documentary was re-mastered with additional material after the June screening at Voorhees High School.

Crumlic Media is happy to announce that the popular feature film documentary On Point: The Legacy of Jeff Korba is available to be seen online until Sunday, January 3rd, 2010! Originally we expected remove the film after Christmas weekend but the response has been so great that we have extended it an additional week.

The two hour presentation is brought to you courtesy of IrishJacks.com, eDavid Gallery and Crumlic Media. The film remains available to order on DVD though the On Point Film website.

Musician Mike Valeri needed a web video promoting his Summer of playing guitar in New York City parks in 2008.

The fifth movie trailer created for the upcoming documentary film about the life of musician Jeffrey Patrick Korba of Califon, NJ.

This trailer includes materials gathered in Montana where Jeff attended Montana State University.

This song was written and performed by Dan Conwell of the band Llama at Large from Bozeman, Montana. Dan is a Montana State University student from their music technology program and a freind of Jeff Korba. The song appears in the film and is used in this video to promote the film.

I want for a walk on a beautiful Spring day and took the camera along. While out I came across a saxaphone player near Madison Square Garden. I decided to put the video to a short clip of his music.

Note the re-occuring yellow theme of flowers and taxis. This was done simply for the fun and excercise.