Salt Lake City’s HD video production editing company
20
Sep
2007
The Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau had Lone Peak Productions create a stunning video that highlights Salt Lake’s greatest attractions. This video helped win the bid to host the Fraternal Order of Police’s 2011 convention, beating out big city Boston. With the aid of Lone Peak’s huge stock footage library, they were able to show the worlds largest organizations of law enforcement officers how incredible Salt Lake is.
01
Sep
2007
Penna Powers Brian Haynes and Lone Peak Productions helped celebrate EDCUtah’s 20th birthday by creating a congratulatory video. This video showcased Lone Peaks ability to weave a story together with sound bites from some of Utah’s most prominent business owners.
30
Aug
2007
Oak Ridge National Laboratories has contracted with Lone Peak to produce multiple pet evacuation videos for The Department of Homeland Security and FEMA. Lone Peak created three videos for varying audiences, one of which was in Spanish with Spanish speaking talent. These three videos are being distributed thoughtout the country and will help generate greater awareness for how to evacuate with pets.
13
Aug
2007
Penna Powers Brian Haynes once again combined their talent with Lone Peak Productions to create another series of spots for Utah State Board of Regents and Utah’s 529 college savings plan. The program has been so successful that a third installment of spots have been completed.
14
Jul
2007
Penna Powers Brian Haynes teamed up with Lone Peak Productions to create another series of spots for Udot. These spots are a continuation of last year’s award winning campaign. The newest spot features an emotional scene where a lady attempts to write an apology letter for being a distracted driver. “When you add to an existing campaign it’s important to raise the bar,” said Lone Peak owner Bob Rock.
22
Jun
2007
Adding to their exsisting collection, Lone Peak Productions in partnership with PPBH, was awarded 4 Tellys for creative film production completed for the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT): the Zero Fatalities dangerous driving awareness campaign.
Founded in 1978, the Telly Awards is the premier award honoring outstanding local, regional, and cable TV commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions. And now, for the first time, the Telly Awards also honor your work created for the Web. The Telly Awards annually showcases the best work of the most respected advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable operators, and corporate video departments in the world. The Telly Awards is a widely known and highly respected national and international competition and receives over 12,000 entries annually from all 50 states and many foreign countries.
21
Jun
2007
Lone Peak Celebrates Hot Homes 5th season providing television and online marketing services for home builders and land developers, as well as vendors and suppliers providing products and services for the home.
30
May
2007
The Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau and Rare Method have come to Lone Peak Productions for a convention sales DVD. This was an easy task due to Lone Peaks vast array of beautiful film clips in their stock footage library. The video showcases some of the greatest spots to visit in Utah.
30
Apr
2007
Sinclair is not only one of the largest oil companies in the United States, but it also owns 8 prominent hotels/resorts along with a series of ranches and feed lots. Lone Peak created seven benefit orientation videos to help cut through the clutter. These videos utilize the latest technology to make them exciting as well as informative.
10
Mar
2007
Lone Peak in conjunction with Penna Powers Brian Haynes won a Silver Addy Award for a Udot Zero Fatalities TV spot. The Addy Awards are the world’s largest and arguably toughest advertising competition. Local winners were selected from more then 600 entries. “Getting work recognized by the American Advertising Federation is always a major achievement,” said one of Lone Peaks editors Stephen Smith.