Videos & Graphics
The top video opener was created for Pep Manufacturing, a machine shop in Mentor, Ohio for their website, from stock After Effects footage. Iris Imaging no longer host websites or creates websites. Our services are limited to graphics, images, photographs, and some videos.
These videos below were shot on a 480 VGA three-chip camera on tape in 2005 just before HD. The videos do not look sharp on current screen sizes, and their file size and resolution were reduced for display here.
Come, See, Play and Stay was shot entirely by me over 6 months with the idea of marketing NE Ohio, this is a French version posted on French video-sharing sites. It is a living history reenactment D-Day on the Lake Erie shores of Conneaut Ohio It is the largest D-Day reenactment in the country. France honored former soldiers who were part of the original invasion at this event in 2019.
The second video was created for Iris Imaging Medical Marketing, using credit card size CD, it is mostly stock footage from various sites.
Prison Terrorist Training video narration was a terrorism training video. It was shot over several months prior to the event to create a narration from participating groups, Ohio Highway Patrol, F.B.I., etc. for the single morning event at sites across Lorain County Ohio. I hired 4 other videographers for the various locations; one on the helicopter to take victims to Elyria Memorial Hospital, one inside Grafton Correctional Institution, a state prison for men located in Grafton, Lorain County, Ohio, one at Lorain County Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security in Elyria, Ohio, and one outside the prisons in with emergency services with me. The end product was a 45-minute DVD edited by me.
The video of mine that created the largest reaction, being removed from YouTube in 48 hours, was “Shooting Shit helps Kill a Brit” during the early days of the war in Afghanistan. The subject matter concerned British heroin users funding both sides of the war in Afghanistan. After posting it I sent the email link to members of the British Parliament and CENTCOM, it did not help its survival. I was inspired by a U.S. State Department document that was posted online.
Most of my photography has been for the medical community which has also supported my activism in NE Ohio and overseas.