Adams Street Creative

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Introduction

Adams Street Creative is a boutique media production house specializing in video production, editing, finishing and delivery. Services include: Videography, 2d/3d motion graphics and titling, color correction, audio editing and mixing, music scoring and sound fx, 2d/3d visual fx/compositing, editing, and deliverables including DVD, broadcast and the web. I've always been fascinated by the arts and the creative process inherent to them. I love to bring general ideas and concepts to a singular impactful vision.

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This pro accepts payments via PayPal.

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David r.

Apr 15, 2017

Great person. Great video services. Easy to work with and understands what you want and gets it done without a lot of fuss and bother and reasonably priced as well.

Jennifer S.

Mar 6, 2017

Rejean provided our dance studio with professional DVDs of our recital and other performaces. We were extremely happy with his work and will be using him for years to come!

Adrienne C.

Jan 16, 2017

I've used Réjean for two projects now for our film company, Conceptualist Films. Réjean took some lengthy material and cut it down to a more accessible size while preserving the message of the Director. He's quite creative with the effects he uses, although I don't believe at this time he uses FCPX or Premiere Pro (I could be wrong and would be happy to be told otherwise!), and investing in this would greatly widen his options. It's very easy to transfer materials back and forth to him, and I look forward to sending him another project.

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
No, depending on the job I can give an estimated hourly, day, or per project rate.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I like to learn what inspired the client, and learn what they envision for the finished project. I find it helps to have a point of reference, something the client has seen that they imagine their project being inspired by or to look like. Once I have an idea of what the client is looking for go ahead and begin to edit.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I started in film school, editing classmates projects, which led to work in the TV/film industry.