More and more businesses and organizations are using streaming video on their websites. Streaming video, once awkward and frustrating to use, is coming into its own and increasingly visitors will assume you'll have it and be looking for it on your website.

Click on the player below to see the full Gold Thread Video demo reel (running time five minutes). Or, you can see each individual segment representing a different category below the demo, by clicking on the words "Real Player" or "Media Player" above each image (Flash and Quicktime video is also available). If you e-mail me with your mailing address I'll be happy to send you a free copy of this demo. Please specify whether you'd like it on DVD or VHS.

Media Player      Real Player		Media Player      Real Player
Scenes from a movie spoof written by and starring radiologist Dr. Neil Cooper of Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, GA for their annual talent contest.
Media Player      Real Player		Media Player      Real Player
30-sec. spot for fictional product "Fresh & Breezy" conceived and produced by Gold Thread Video		Internal training video produced for Caraustar Corp., to introduce their "Compass" program to management and employees
Media Player      Real Player		Media Player      Real Player
60-sec. spot promoting fictional "Wanagao Island," conceived and produced by Gold Thread Video		Interview of Atlanta association executive Ann McClure
Media Player      Real Player		Media Player      Real Player
Recruiting video for Georgia Utility Contractor's Association, aimed at high school seniors		Instructional video explaining the steps for pool maintenance
Media Player      Real Player		Media Player      Real Player
These humorous role play skits by Guidant Corporation management were filmed on one day, edited overnight, and then shown during a training session the following morning.
Media Player      Real Player		Media Player      Real Player
Fundraising/promotional video for the Atlanta Celtic Festival (see what went into the editing)		Fundraising video for the Campfire Boys and Girls' "Camp Toccoa"