I don't know how many of you actually saw the World of Wings episode that was intended to be a pilot for a continuing series.. It covered the 2000 Reno Air Races, particulary, Dago Red, Rare Bear, Critical Mass, Miss America, Strega and Voodoo.. Pilot interviews, excellent production, did I mention Excellent pilot interviews?? Anyway, it was an example of what this man can do.. Well... He produced the TV spot for the Nellis Air Show last year and it turned out VERY COOL!
click here it you want to see it. -warning- BIG file
Well, Jeff just got a great award for the spot and I wanted ya'll to know about it...
CONGRATULATIONS JEFF LEE! YOU ROCK!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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JANUARY 2, 2005 _ AUSTIN, TX -- The 2003 Communicator Awards have announced their winners for this year’s video competition. World of Wings has been honored with the highest award, the Crystal Award of Excellence, for the Aviation Nation 2003 television commercial "Be a Part of History". The commercial was produced and directed by Jeff Lee of Lee Production Services/Austin. Jeff has worked with World of Wings since 2000 as the Director of Media Productions. In addition to the fast-paced, multi-layered visuals, a big part of the production was the contribution of Bob Allen, of Gold Coast Broadcasting in Ventura California. Bob added multiple audio effects to his voice track that mixed with the music to create added excitement for the Las Vegas television audience.
This award represents the third Communicator Award received by World of Wings. "Reno 2000: People, Passion, Pistons, and Power", and "Welcome to Reno 2001" received Crystal Awards of Distinction. The "Be a Part of History" commercial is the first Crystal Award of Excellence for World of Wings.
Earlier in December, the International Council of Air Shows honored World of Wings with a 2nd place in the large air show category for the radio version of Be a Part of History. The Aviation Nation web site, created by Wayne Sagar, also received a 2nd place in the large air show category.
Bob Avery, President of World of Wings said, “I can always count on my creative team to produce the best media in the air show industry. Not only does it do its job of promoting our events, but gains national and international recognition at the same time.”
Congratulations to all, and buckle that seatbelt to see what’s next!
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click here it you want to see it. -warning- BIG file
Well, Jeff just got a great award for the spot and I wanted ya'll to know about it...
CONGRATULATIONS JEFF LEE! YOU ROCK!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
XXXXXXXXXXXX
JANUARY 2, 2005 _ AUSTIN, TX -- The 2003 Communicator Awards have announced their winners for this year’s video competition. World of Wings has been honored with the highest award, the Crystal Award of Excellence, for the Aviation Nation 2003 television commercial "Be a Part of History". The commercial was produced and directed by Jeff Lee of Lee Production Services/Austin. Jeff has worked with World of Wings since 2000 as the Director of Media Productions. In addition to the fast-paced, multi-layered visuals, a big part of the production was the contribution of Bob Allen, of Gold Coast Broadcasting in Ventura California. Bob added multiple audio effects to his voice track that mixed with the music to create added excitement for the Las Vegas television audience.
This award represents the third Communicator Award received by World of Wings. "Reno 2000: People, Passion, Pistons, and Power", and "Welcome to Reno 2001" received Crystal Awards of Distinction. The "Be a Part of History" commercial is the first Crystal Award of Excellence for World of Wings.
Earlier in December, the International Council of Air Shows honored World of Wings with a 2nd place in the large air show category for the radio version of Be a Part of History. The Aviation Nation web site, created by Wayne Sagar, also received a 2nd place in the large air show category.
Bob Avery, President of World of Wings said, “I can always count on my creative team to produce the best media in the air show industry. Not only does it do its job of promoting our events, but gains national and international recognition at the same time.”
Congratulations to all, and buckle that seatbelt to see what’s next!
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