News
11.08
The needs of this world are many, and Mark Warren, founder of Global Benefit decided to make a difference by creating an organization with a very simple message, You + Action = Change. Find out how you can make a difference at www.GlobalBenefit.org. The solution may surprise you.
10.08
Granite River just finished with another promotional video for the always dynamic motivational speaker, Jeff Yalden. You may recognize the name from MTV's MADE program, where Jeff was the Life Coach for a young girl failing out of high school. That episode was ranked number one by the viewers in 6 seasons of the series. You can find out more about Jeff at www.JeffYalden.com.
The Williamson program was taped in September of 2008 at Williamson, New York's Williamson High School. Jeff's unique way of blending humor with real-life situations enables him to relate to today's young people, but more importantly, young people tune into Jeff's message like no other motivational speaker before him, and probably after.
10.08
Granite River Studios will be working with Purple Crayon Productions, LLC, Petros Tsanlaredes to start production on the writer/director's next feature film, "The Kingsman's Redeemer". The principle photography is scheduled to begin in January of 2009 on the industry shaking RED One digital cinema camera. We're all very excited to bring this action packed feature production to New Hampshire. Check back often for updates on the entire process.
9.08
Granite River is selected by the creative team at bobdonpaul.com to join the crew to create their first documentary film about the Great Rotary Fishing Derby right here in New Hampshire. You can visit the new web site at The Great Rotary Fishing Derby. Check back often to get additional details.
8.08
The New Hampshire Supreme Court chooses Granite River Studios to produce a video to help 4th grade students learn about the court system in our state. The video will also be featured on the NH Court System website.
Field trips for the 4th grade students throughout the state typically include a trip to the NH Supreme Court, but with the rising costs of fuel and petroleum based products, schools have had to cut some costs. This video will provide a brief tour of many courts, without ever leaving the classroom!
Even kids who do travel to the Supreme Court don't get to see some of the places in this video, such as the judges chambers, and a Superior Court jury box.