It all comes down to storytelling; collaboration is key. Ed’s clients rely on him to bring their ideas to life. Projects such as the Emmy-nominated children’s television program “Jack’s Big Music Show” and the Emmy-winning web series “FilmFellas,” are two examples of teamwork in the edit suite.
2011 saw numerous festival laurels and a national theatrical release of his feature length documentary editorial project “Fordson: Faith, Fasting, Football.”, now available on Netflix. Other series credits include Nickelodeon’s “Curious Buddies” and 5 seasons of MOJO’S “Fields of Glory” and “Hardwood Heavens”. On the corporate side he’s worked with clients for the American Medical Association, Ogilvy PR, The Ounce of Prevention Fund, and the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center.
Ed sometimes has trouble staying tethered in this planet’s forced gravity environment and would love to be an astronaut when he grows up (except for the motion sickness… and a mortal fear of heights…).
It all comes down to storytelling; collaboration is key. Ed’s clients rely on him to bring their ideas to life. Projects such as the Emmy-nominated children’s television program “Jack’s Big Music Show” and the Emmy-winning web series “FilmFellas,” are two examples of teamwork in the edit suite.
2011 saw numerous festival laurels and a national theatrical release of his feature length documentary editorial project “Fordson: Faith, Fasting, Football.”, now available on Netflix. Other series credits include Nickelodeon’s “Curious Buddies” and 5 seasons of MOJO’S “Fields of Glory” and “Hardwood Heavens”. On the corporate side he’s worked with clients for the American Medical Association, Ogilvy PR, The Ounce of Prevention Fund, and the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center.
Ed sometimes has trouble staying tethered in this planet’s forced gravity environment and would love to be an astronaut when he grows up (except for the motion sickness… and a mortal fear of heights…).
Jeff Evenson got into television because he thought he’d never have to wear a tie to work. With or without the tie, Jeff’s technical expertise in the edit suite and exceptional client service has earned him long established relationships with high-end corporate clients including McDonald’s, BP, United Airlines and Accenture. His broadcast clients include Bill Kurtis, Orbis Broadcast, Giant Productions and Fox Sports Net for shows ranging from ABC’s “NHL Playoffs”to “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and A&E’s “Cold Case Files”.
Jeff recently finished “Wearing Masks” an award winning documentary series on drug addiction in the field of Anesthesiology. In his spare time, he has taken to coaching baseball for his son’s team. They win every single game. Every time. No exceptions…. right?… RIGHT!?!
Jeff Evenson got into television because he thought he’d never have to wear a tie to work. With or without the tie, Jeff’s technical expertise in the edit suite and exceptional client service has earned him long established relationships with high-end corporate clients including McDonald’s, BP, United Airlines and Accenture. His broadcast clients include Bill Kurtis, Orbis Broadcast, Giant Productions and Fox Sports Net for shows ranging from ABC’s “NHL Playoffs”to “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and A&E’s “Cold Case Files”.
Jeff recently finished “Wearing Masks” an award winning documentary series on drug addiction in the field of Anesthesiology. In his spare time, he has taken to coaching baseball for his son’s team. They win every single game. Every time. No exceptions…. right?… RIGHT!?!
Images tell the story, and Tom is a master. In the 90’s Tom led the industry as one of the first full-time HD cameramen in the Midwest. His 25 years in the business has taken him around the world for commercials, documentaries, television series and corporate communications. United Airlines, HGTV, A&E, TruTV and features for Oprah, Dr. Oz and “Entertainment Tonight” are among some of the many clients he has worked for. He’s a Cardinals fan, but… whatever.
Images tell the story, and Tom is a master. In the 90’s Tom led the industry as one of the first full-time HD cameramen in the Midwest. His 25 years in the business has taken him around the world for commercials, documentaries, television series and corporate communications. United Airlines, HGTV, A&E, TruTV and features for Oprah, Dr. Oz and “Entertainment Tonight” are among some of the many clients he has worked for. He’s a Cardinals fan, but… whatever.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but if there is sound to be heard, Bruno Strapko is your man. Bruno’s list is credits is so long our Web Master won’t let us list them all.
Suffice to say, Bruno has led many quality recording and mixing projects for clients like Ameritech, Kraft, Motorola, and United Airlines, among others. The Museum of Science of Industry’s famous model train exhibit’s sound design was provided by Bruno. Broadcast work includes the Auditorium Theatre airing on WTTW-TV/PBS (Chicago) and cable documentaries on Discovery and A&E (especially wraparounds on location with Bill Kurtis in Cook County Jail!). He’s done spot work for the Chicago Blackhawks “At Home On TV” campaign and “On The Big Stage” for the Big Ten Conference.
Bruno adds his own noise to events as a rabid hockey fan, a Bears season ticket holder, and a lousy golfer who usually plays better while smoking a Nat Sherman cigar.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but if there is sound to be heard, Bruno Strapko is your man. Bruno’s list is credits is so long our Web Master won’t let us list them all.
Suffice to say, Bruno has led many quality recording and mixing projects for clients like Ameritech, Kraft, Motorola, and United Airlines, among others. The Museum of Science of Industry’s famous model train exhibit’s sound design was provided by Bruno. Broadcast work includes the Auditorium Theatre airing on WTTW-TV/PBS (Chicago) and cable documentaries on Discovery and A&E (especially wraparounds on location with Bill Kurtis in Cook County Jail!). He’s done spot work for the Chicago Blackhawks “At Home On TV” campaign and “On The Big Stage” for the Big Ten Conference.
Bruno adds his own noise to events as a rabid hockey fan, a Bears season ticket holder, and a lousy golfer who usually plays better while smoking a Nat Sherman cigar.
An award-winning director, Greta loves the challenge that each production may bring. She has extensive experience interviewing and directing people from all walks of life; from sports celebrities, CEO’s, actors, impromptu man-on-the-street, to even the smallest of voices – children, just to name a few. Her ability to make people feel at ease on set adds to the success of any finished production.
Greta has been working in video communications for over 25 years, with humble beginnings at the ABC news affiliate in Omaha, NE before moving to Chicago. The Hephzibah Children’s Association, the American Bar Association, the American Dairy Association and United Airlines, as well as many PR firms, are among her favorite clients.
Locally, Greta serves on the River Forest Youth Baseball-Softball Board, Hephzibah Children’s Association Oak Park Auxiliary Board, as well as working with the OPRF High School Booster Club to raise funds for the school’s academic, athletic, arts and activitiy departments.
An award-winning director, Greta loves the challenge that each production may bring. She has extensive experience interviewing and directing people from all walks of life; from sports celebrities, CEO’s, actors, impromptu man-on-the-street, to even the smallest of voices – children, just to name a few. Her ability to make people feel at ease on set adds to the success of any finished production.
Greta has been working in video communications for over 25 years, with humble beginnings at the ABC news affiliate in Omaha, NE before moving to Chicago. The Hephzibah Children’s Association, the American Bar Association, the American Dairy Association and United Airlines, as well as many PR firms, are among her favorite clients.
Locally, Greta serves on the River Forest Youth Baseball-Softball Board, Hephzibah Children’s Association Oak Park Auxiliary Board, as well as working with the OPRF High School Booster Club to raise funds for the school’s academic, athletic, arts and activitiy departments.
Chris attended Illinois Wesleyan University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in art. He opened the Chris Guillen Photography studio space in 2006 to establish a foundation for many families’ tradition, as well as to create opportunities for commercial work. Combining the use of analogue techniques with the latest digital techniques is the tradition he’s making for his portrait clients. Chris shoots black & white film on his Hasselblad, then personally processes the film. All family photographs are printed on a beautiful rag fiber-based paper to preserve them for generations. Chris wishes to continue capturing families & children for the remainder of his career. He also wishes to broaden his commercial photography portfolio, and also expand his directing and producing film/video skills, as his storytelling abilities are not limited to photography.
Chris attended Illinois Wesleyan University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in art. He opened the Chris Guillen Photography studio space in 2006 to establish a foundation for many families’ tradition, as well as to create opportunities for commercial work. Combining the use of analogue techniques with the latest digital techniques is the tradition he’s making for his portrait clients. Chris shoots black & white film on his Hasselblad, then personally processes the film. All family photographs are printed on a beautiful rag fiber-based paper to preserve them for generations. Chris wishes to continue capturing families & children for the remainder of his career. He also wishes to broaden his commercial photography portfolio, and also expand his directing and producing film/video skills, as his storytelling abilities are not limited to photography.
Even as a little girl, Stacey W. Evenson knew she was destined for a career in film and video. Now Stacey is an award winning producer for several programs and films, including the Illinois International Film Festival Best Dramatic Shortcategory for the film “Credits,” twice nominated at the Cannes Short Film Festival, and winning several Telly Awards.
Stacey’s 15 year career spans broadcast, corporate, healthcare and documentary production. She’s created programming for Boys Scouts of America, Special Olympics, the Big Ten Network, Molex, and the National Restaurant Association. She still finds the time to donate her skills to Women In Film, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and her children’s school PTO… and she’s still living the dream; currently working on her first feature film, “Cass”.
Even as a little girl, Stacey W. Evenson knew she was destined for a career in film and video. Now Stacey is an award winning producer for several programs and films, including the Illinois International Film Festival Best Dramatic Shortcategory for the film “Credits,” twice nominated at the Cannes Short Film Festival, and winning several Telly Awards.
Stacey’s 15 year career spans broadcast, corporate, healthcare and documentary production. She’s created programming for Boys Scouts of America, Special Olympics, the Big Ten Network, Molex, and the National Restaurant Association. She still finds the time to donate her skills to Women In Film, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and her children’s school PTO… and she’s still living the dream; currently working on her first feature film, “Cass”.