February 1999
Eyecon Video Productions has been
traveling from California to Georgia to videotape a number
of Malcolm Drilling construction sites. Laurel Wilson, owner
of Laurel Video Productions, sought Eyecon's expertise to
shoot and edit the process of creating shafts for the foundations
of bridges, roads and buildings.
July 1999
DALLAS, TX - Every year, AV Video
and Multimedia Magazine selects the Top 100 Audio/Visual Producers
in the nation. This year, Greg Coon, owner of Eyecon Video
Productions was awarded the honor of being chosen as one of
the 100.
Top 100 Producers
February 2001
DALLAS, TX - Eyecon Video Productions
was hired by TGI Friday's restaurants to produce an exciting,
high-energy video for their World Bartender's Competition.
For tpee days, Eyecon had crews at the TGI Friday's Front
Row Grill located at the Ballpark in Arlington, home of the
Texas Rangers baseball team. The first day was spent videotaping
the preliminary rounds where the contestants had to take oral
and written exams about current events, drink recipes, garnishes,
and pour tests.
During the second day the competitors
flipped bottles and made drinks for a panel of judges. They
were scored on their creativeness, flair abilities and accuracy
in drink making. Day tpee competitors were judged on the same
criteria, except this was a tandem team working together to
make their drinks and flipping bottles back and forth to each
other.
The video was edited into
two versions: one for the individual competition and one for
the tandem. The videos will be sent to TGI Friday's locations
worldwide.
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July 2001
DALLAS, TX - According to Owner/Producer
Greg Coon, growing numbers of customers are finding Eyecon
Video in Dallas via its Web site. "We get lots of calls
from new clients out of state who need something in the greater
Dallas area and find it more economical to sue us that to
send down a crew from their home town," he reports.
Eyecon spends considerable time
keeping its Web site up to date. It features an article called
What Your Company Needs to Know if it Wants to Produce
a Video which not only gives prospective clients an
idea of what's involved, but serves to cement the client-vendor
relationship early in the game. "It get them thinking
what's involved not only cost wise, but (in terms of) what
their responsibilities will be," Coon reports. Eyecon's
Web site even includes a cost estimator to give prospective
clients a ballpark figure for the production they have in
mind.
Coon spends most of the time producing
training, communications and marketing videos for companies
such as Sabre and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and producing
commercials and special projects for KTVT, the local CBS affiliate.
But his most rewarding job is an annual pro bono project documenting
group of cponically ill children and their families as they
enjoy a trip to Walt Disney World, courtesy of the Kidd's
Kids organization.
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