It was an honor to get a call from renowned publication, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), and do a video shoot for the organization’s YouTube series called The Economics Of. My role was filming b-roll footage and interviews at a Primark store that just opened in Albany, NY at the Crossgates Mall. The video in this post is from the WSJ’s YouTube page.
This post features a very brief segment from an e-learning video produced for Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in collaboration with Albany Med. The video provides an overview for faculty members on how to facilitate an inter-professional educational team of pharmacy and medical students. Everyone involved in the project was great to work with and I’m glad to have had the opportunity to help produce the video.
Here’s a virtual tour video of The Business Hub’s new location in Albany, New York. The Business Hub provides office space for professionals and businesses of all sizes and is located at a prime location in Albany, being within walking distance of the Capital Building. I’ve been a member of the Saratoga Springs Business Hub location for years, and its been a good match for meeting my business office needs. If you’re looking for office space in Albany, you definitely should consider checking out The Business Hub.
A few years back I had created a video for Price Chopper/Market 32 in collaboration with the American Dairy Association North East, which showed the process of how its PICS milk brand went from farm to table. The grocery store chain requested a new video to be made of the farm featured in the original video, Wagner Farms, to give people a look at one of the many local farms that provides the store with its homegrown products. Wagner Farms is a third generation family-owned dairy farm located in Poestenkill, NY and is within 15 minutes of both the processing plant and a Market 32 store. This recent video goes more in-depth with the history of the farm and the unique aspects of it, such as its methane digester. The methane digester turns cow manure into methane, which is then converted to electricity that powers the entire farm, and also puts electricity onto the grid to power part of the local community. I enjoyed revisiting the footage, and from what I saw while visiting Wagner Farms on multiple occasions, the farm truly provides a high-quality milk product while ensuring the well-being of the cows, and on top of that does a wonderful job with helping the local community. This video can be viewed on Price Chopper’s/Market 32’s social media pages and a condensed version can also be viewed in-store at its grocery stores.
Junda Video Enterprises filmed an e-learning segment for Partnership for Patients in association with the Health Association of New York State (HANYS). For the e-learning module, several patient registration mock scenarios were filmed. Here is one of them where a patients is asked questions about her race, ethnicity, and language. As with previous shoots, it was nice to work with everyone from HANYS on these mock scenario videos.
Junda Video Enterprises filmed an e-learning segment on data collection for Partnership for Patients in association with the Health Association of New York State (HANYS). Here is a small segment of the video where Aswita Tan-McGrory discusses the role of race, ethnicity, and language data collection and its importance in best serving the needs of patients. It was a pleasure to work with Aswita and everyone from HANYS on this e-learning module.
Junda Video Enterprises filmed an e-learning segment on pressure injuries for the Health Association of New York State (HANYS) of Albany, NY. Here is a small segment of the video featuring Dr. Joyce Black. Dr. Black and the staff at HANYS were great to work with and I also learned a bit about pressure injuries during the shoot!
Here is a live performance music video that was recorded at White Lake Music & Post in Albany, NY. The artist is Robert Miranda, who performed his original song, “The Heart of Our Democracy” with the Miranda Project Band. I enjoyed being a part of the project and it was a pleasure to work with everyone that was involved on it. Its been interesting to hear about Robert’s vision for where he wants to take this song, and it’s cool to think about how the video will play a role in promoting it. I wish Robert well with the song and I’m excited to find out what the future holds for it. The video can also be viewed on Robert’s YouTube page at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUjimeXE3Yk, and for more information on The Robert Miranda Project, visit: robertmirandaproject.com. PRODUCTION ______________________________ Song / Lyrics: Robert Miranda Produced by: Sonny Speed / Robert Miranda Mixed by: Horace Ward, Ward Sound, NY Mastered at: Sterling Sound, New York, NY Recorded at: White Lake Music & Post, Albany, NY Video Director: Quinn Tetterton, Spirit Loft Studios Videography: Sean Junda, Junda Video Enterprises MIRANDA PROJECT BAND ________________________________________ Lead Vocal / Rhythm Guitar: Robert Miranda Keyboard / Vocals: Sonny Speed Back Up Vocals: Kate McCallister Back Up Vocals: Donna Marie Floyd-Tritico Back Up Vocals: Roosevelt Baker Bass: David Bacheldor Lead Guitar/ Vocals: Juan Becerra Drums: Michael Lomaestro
This is a highlight/informational video from the 2016 State of the State on School Breakfast conference, which discussed the importance of school breakfast programs. For the event, the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council (ADADC) partnered with Hunger Solutions New York and Fuel Up to Play 60. It was a pleasure to work with the ADADC throughout the entire process and hope that this video will help get the word out in New York State about this very important school program.
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