In this main campus project, the client wanted to reiterate the importance of undergraduate internships, as well as the importance of getting OSU faculty involved.

Kicking off cancer survivors month, we performed a 6 camera indoor/outdoor broadcast directly to the patient rooms. The patients enjoyed a musical performance, flash mob, and were encouraged to look down from their windows to get some encouragement. Our team handled the indoor production. We worked with Ohio HD on the outdoor stuff. Overall, a pretty fun day!

For this year’s Structural Heart Disease conference over at the Ohio Union, our client wanted a short video promoting the TAVR surgery. We interviewed 2 patients who had the operation, as well as 2 physicians who refer patients to the Ross for it.

Here are some behind the scenes on our latest studio setup in Graves 1185. We interviewed 3 physicians as they briefly hit the key messages of particular types of gastrointestinal cancers. Since these videos are aimed for patients and consumers, we decided to use a comforting white backdrop.

In this project, patients will grasp an idea of what to expect when they come in for their surgery. We shot about 4 hours of “b-roll” footage and will be adding a voice over to tie it all together. It will follow a patient from the time they arrive at the hospital, through the steps before and after surgery, and leaving the hospital. We ended up using real OSUMC employees to act as the patients in this story.

In this project, we have attempted to document the real life implementation of a patient rounding checklist for inpatient care . The video will be used to document pitfalls and strategies used in the checklists’ implementation on Medical Services and their patients. We shot this project in a documentary style, following the hospital teams for two days with one camera and an audio operator. During this specific shoot, we shot an interview with a real nurse, as he introduced each of these cases.

For this project, our client needed a real patient consultation and a full surgery to show at an upcoming conference. We ended up using 2 cameras to record this. Our normal camera on a tripod, as well as a GoPro overhead of the bed. Sorry, we can’t show you the good stuff, so you’re stuck with this picture of Eric and John!

This Heather Pick Music Program performance featured Calum Scott. He was a finalist on 2015’s “Britain’s Got Talent”. Not only was this his first time in Columbus, but this was his first time in America. He was extremely humbled to be here performing to all the patients watching in their rooms.

This performance was part of the Heather Pick Music Concert Series. The “Dave Powers Trio” played the entire soundtrack to “A Charlie Brown Christmas” as well as songs that weren’t on the album, but on the show. Our team setup the live show in the lobby,  a 2 camera, live switch, and live broadcast production. Patients enjoyed this performance from their rooms, and of course people walking through the lobby could enjoy it as well.

For most video projects, after you shoot an interview and piece your story together, you’ll need to shoot additional B-Roll. The term “B-Roll” is referring to the extra video that is inserted into your project to help tell your story. In this case for the VetMed CTO project, we needed to go back to the Veterinary Medical Center and shoot some owner/animal interactions, some lobby shots, and some behind-the-scenes video.