Crumlic Media is proud to welcome Manhattan's Agora Gallery, located on West 25th Street in the heart of Chelsea's art gallery district, to the family of arts video clients. Agora joins the Verdi Square Festival of the Arts, Producer/Composer Christopher Wade and the eDavid Gallery as clients of the unique arts specialty videos created by Director Bill Crumlic.

Agora Gallery, established 1984, is a fine art gallery dedicated to the promotion of national and international artists, providing quality and original art to established and emerging collectors, catering to special events in support of fine art, organizations that foster social awareness and promote environmental issues. The gallery is also the publisher of ARTisSpectrum Magazine and the sponsor of Art Mine.

Look for thier videos that will include exceptional artists and works in the coming months.

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.

This is a small portion of a story I recently reported on for BBN3. It is about the virtual world called Second Life. See the full story at http://www.BBN3.com in the New York City section

This is simply a fun little project created one day during a heavy snow in the Harlem section of New York City.

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.

In April I worked with reporter Katherine Tulich on a story for New Zealand TV 3. It focused on the Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama campaign visits to Bethlehem, PA.

Here is the link: http://www.3news.co.nz/A-closer-look-at-Clintons-campaign-in-Pennsylvania/tabid/367/articleID/53429/Default.aspx

This video was shot with two purposes. I covered the event for and provided the raw video to Service Electric Cable TV 2 News and WFMZ-TV 69 News. When I returned home to New York City I produced a CNS news story for the website. The event was a fundraiser for the Center for Animal Health and Welfare in Easton, PA.

May 2008 NOTE: This video has been nominated for an International Association of Fire Fighters 2007 Media Award. Results to be announced September 2008 on http://www.iaff.org

September 15th, 2007-Allentown, PA

Community Leaders in the Lehigh Valley were invited to learn about firefighting. The International Association of Fire Fighters local 302 hosted the event to help the participants learn how involved fire fighting is and how much support departments need from federal, state and local officials. Results of the Media Awards contest to be announced in September on the IAFF website:http://www.iaff.org/

Former United Nations Chief Photographer John Isaac of Bronxville, NY 2008 exhibit at the Banana Factory Arts Center in Bethlehem, PA.

This video is the natural-sound news package produced for the Crumlic News Services website. The raw video was also used by Service Electric Cable TV 2 News and WFMZ-TV 69 News in Allentown.