Sit back and be entertained by this heart warming tale of "The Story of CARH". A 2008 Sliver Telly Award Winning video. vimeo.com/3149539
Press release
2008 Silver Telly
Creative Excellence Award
Directed by Stacy Poulos
Produced by Playback.net
Client: CARH Inc.
Composer: Jack Waldenmaier
Song: "Mountain In Me" Kym Jessing
The 29th Annual 2008 Telly AwardsLike the Emmy's honors television productions, and the Oscar's honors movie productions, the Telly Awards is the premier award honoring the very best outstanding local, regional, and cable TV commercials and programs, and the finest film and video productions. Silver Winners are awarded a Silver Telly statuette, the highest honor, the statuette is a symbol of creative excellence. Designed by the same firm that makes the Oscar and Emmys.
Winners represent the best work of the most respected advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable operators, and corporate video departments in the world.
Silver Winners:The 29th Annual Telly Awards received over 14,000 entries from all 50 states and 5 continents. Less than 10% of entries are chosen as Winners of a Silver Telly, their highest honor. Some of the 2008 silver video/film winners include: A&E, Discovery HD, Comcast, History Channel, ESPN, National Geographic Channel, 20th Century Fox, SONY, NASA, NBC Universal, PBS, Virgin Records, Fox, CNN, Sports Illustrated, CBS, Time Life, Time Warner Cable, Warner Bros., and one producer from a small town, Castro Valley California; Director Stacy Poulos of Playback.net Video Film Multimedia. Stacy was among those honored with the Telly's highest silver award for creative excellence.
The Video Entered: The Story of CARH The video entered was her production for a non-profit organization, CARH Inc., entitled "The Story of CARH". This video highlights the over 30 year history of an organization that helps an under served population in our community. This touching story illustrates the hard work and dedication of ordinary people helping an extraordinary cause. Stacy's Castro Valley company, Playback.net (established in 1984) followed the organization over a period of a year and condensed it in an entertaining 15 minute video of their organization. The story was told by vintage train conductor, Larry Kriegbaum who takes the viewers on the Niles Canyon steam train in Sunol, California, through a year in the life of CARH. Whimsically composed by Jack Waldenmaier. The story ends with a touching song donated by the artist Kym Jessing "The Mountain In Me" which was so fitting for the part.
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