Strange But True

Ira Sherman is a sculptor who creates kinetic, interactive works of art that are very unusual. He defines a social condition and designs a working model that provides the solution.The Hugo Golf Club is an unlikely example of the typical country club. It is situated in an extremely dry area of the country and functions quite well without the expected amenities. For example, grass greens. This is truely "cow pasture pool".The clips in this upload are a small sample of what "SLICE OF LIFE VIDEO FEATURES" can provide on a regular basis to INdTV. We are a News/Documentary feature team that can produce half-hour programs or short segments for other news oriented shows. Although these two stories are shot in Colorado, we are prepared to provide coverage for the entire midwest region. We want to be INdTV's American Heartland crew.The "SLICE OF LIFE VIDEO FEATURES" principles are Steve Lusk and Wayne Villeneuve. Steve is the quintessential television news feature reporter. He has over 30 years of broadcast experience in which he has covered stories ranging from an in-depth series on the Japanese economy at its height of success, to a feature about a goldsmith artist who creates working sculptures, such as the gasoline-powered "tick plucker". Steve Lusk began his career as a general assignment reporter at a television station in Colorado Springs, Colorado. When the opportunity presented itself, he took a position a Denver CBS Owned and Operated television station producing news and sports features, which he was successful doing for 24 years. His well-rounded skills and deep understanding of journalistic values has given him the flexibility to also report on hard news subject matter. Wayne Villeneuve has worked in most phases of video production. He started his 35-year career as an announcer at a PBS television station in Pensacola, Florida. Within a year, he added Director to his resume. He quickly advanced to Producer-Director status and maintained that position for 8 years. It was during this period that Wayne became a videographer. After moving to Colorado in 1981 he worked as a radio announcer. He soon broke into local television news as a videographer at a Colorado Springs station and then for 9 years at the Denver CBS Owned and Operated television station. Since 1993, Wayne has developed solid production skills by creating programs for broadcast and corporate application in a freelance environment.COMBINED AWARDS2 EMMYs International MonitorIrisAssociated Press2 Silver GavelsNational Press Photographer AssociationPlease contact us for more detailed information and to request a demo reel. You can also visit our website: http://sliceoflifevideofeatures.com