Award-winning Boston Video Production

Boston Based Production Company McElroy Films LLC is pround to announce it has won three Silver Davey Awards in the category Charitable/Non-Profit for the 7th Annual International Davey Awards for 2011. This award is on behalf of the International Academy of the Visual Arts and the Davey Awards. The 2011 Davey Awards feature an incredible pool of over 4,000 entries from the best small firms in the world.

As a company McElroy Films is very honored to be apart of this selection. Additional winning titles include: Maskar Design, The Dow Chemical Company, Wired Safety, Zemoga, A&E Television Networks, Sony Pictures, The Coca-Cola Company and many more.

Our winning entries are the following:

Fenway Health HIV Trial Vaccine Testimonials – Provider of medical care and mental health services to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities. Click here for more information.

New England Pediatric Care – New England Pediatric Care is a skilled nursing facility in No. Billerica, MA for children who need post-hospitalization care, or complex care for medically fragile children. Click here for more information.

South Shore Habitat for Hummanity – Based in Braintree, Massachusetts, SSHH is a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to building homes in partnership with family partners. Click here for more information.

Boston Fire Department Training Video – Boston, MA

This summer we had the unprecedented opportunity to work with the Prestigious Boston Fire Department. We shot in multiple locations in and around Boston at various fire houses. Including Cambridge, Jamaica Plain and Dorchester. We interviewed many Fire Fighters, Chiefs and the Commissioner.

The final video is divided into chapters featuring testimonials, instructional tutorials and a simulation. The video below is only the simulation. For time time constraints and viewer attention spans. This chapter was a little more visual stimulating. The simulation was shot on Moon Island with 5 cameras. including one helmet cam and an infrared camera provided by the BFD.

South Shore Habitat for Humanity Testimonial Rajani Mitchell

South Shore Habitat for Humanity has partnered with Ben and Bonnie at McElroy Films for the past two years. They have been incredibly creative and a pleasure to work with throughout the entire process. Ben and Bonnie both have the ability to take our vision and make it into reality. They have created a very high end quality video that truly exemplified our mission. The video has been on the front page of our website and makes a tremendous impact. McElroy Films has gone above and beyond just filming. They’re staff has participated in our events because they wanted to, not because they had to with a vested interest in the community. I highly recommend McElroy Films work and I certainly look forward to working with them for a third time.

Rajani Mitchell, Development Manager, South Shore Habitat for Humanity

Click here to watch the video

McAlister Drive “Drowning” Music Video

South Shore Habitat for Humanity 25 Anniversary

Fenway Health: HIV Vaccine Trial – Video Testimonials

Cambridge Health Alliance – Dr. Osler Video

Cambridge Health Alliance – Dr. Worthen Video

Cambridge Health Alliance Brand Video

McElroy Films Working with the Boston Fire Department

McElroy films is currently working with the Boston Fire Department to shoot instructional videos. The Boston Fire Department (BFD) provides fire protection services and emergency medical services in many different situations for Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

We had a very exciting shoot last week with the BFD on Moon Island. Moon Island is located just outside of Boston in Quincy. This is where the BFD trains their firefighters.

We set up a multi cam shoot with not only our regular XDCAM’s, but with thermal imaging & helmet cameras. In the simulation the firefighters were responding to a fire in a three-decker house where the roof collapses. During this situation the roof actually collapses on a firefighter inside the house; trapping him underneath debris so that he has to call a MayDay. From there the rest of the team works on rescuing their comrade and friend while still putting out the fire.

We will be shooting some more this week at the Union Hall and Division One of the BFD. Check back in for more updates and pictures.

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