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We are very excited about working with Wes and the other folks at iplayerHD.com and hope that you’ll check them out today.  They offer a 30-day free trial and you don’t need a credit card for that period.  Check them out and use this link so they’ll know we sent you.  http://www.iplayerhd.com/go/durham

Randy Durham
http://www.credencepictures.com

Here is a test movie that we recently uploaded.

This summer we began production of three stories for North Carolina Baptist Aging Ministry (NCBAM) to highlight the work they are doing for the aging population in NC.  The project will include three individual web video stories and a compilation video to be distributed on DVD to churches across the state this fall.

Warren Gentry and I just returned from a 5-day video shoot in the Netherlands with corporate client PRA International.  The project will highlight PRA’s testing facilities there.

Credence Pictures launched a new website on June 30th for North Carolina Baptist Aging Ministry (NCBAM).  The site was designed by Jeff Reinhardt.  We provided the hosting and programming of the new website in partnership with Topsail Marketing and my good friend Mike Becker.  The site is designed so that NCBAM staff can easily add content to several channels of content information related to NC’s aging population.  You can learn more here:

http://www.credencepictures.com/webdesign/site/north_carolina_baptist_aging_ministry