ASL Productions took a trip over the Brooklyn Bridge to cover the Independent Lodging Congress. We had a crew of six people capturing interviews and highlights from the hospitality conference at The William Vale in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The two-day event was filled with anecdotes and tips from some of the independent hospitality sector’s most successful and well-known faces.
Our country-wide tour for RSM continues as we were in Philadelphia to cover the Out & Equal Workplace Summit. RSM promotes diversity and equality in the workplace and ASL showcased one of their initiatives by covering their participation at the conference.
ASL started a new partnership this month with visual intelligence software company, Dash Hudson. They hired us to film testimonial interviews in Los Angeles, with other shoot dates scheduled in New York. Keep an eye out for more to come out of this burgeoning partnership.
Barstool Sports has become one of ASL’s most prolific partnerships and this month was no exception. From helping them find video production crew in remote places like Oxford Mississippi to post production to set design, we find them a solution, fast. Recently we transformed a Barstool conference room into a set fit for a “Bargument.” Check out the room transformation below.
Stay tuned next month and we will fill you in on projects for Billtrust, Aspen Dental, Adelphi Research and David Yurman!
Until then, #LoveYourContent
– Adam
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