A marketing piece created by Hubbardton Forge in Castleton, Vermont and Peakview Productions of Colorado Springs for ATG Stores.

The script was written by Catherine Miglorie of Hubbardton Forge. We recorded the voice-over in our sound booth using the talented Fiona Custer as the narrator. The elements were edited together by Peakview's Kurt Supancic with Apple's Final Cut Pro X.

All still images were provided by Hubbardton Forge. High definition video footage captured by Peakview Productions.

Posted with permission by Hubbardton Forge, 2011.

A live event captured for the video archives at Matisyahu World.

Matisyahu and the Dub Trio played at the Ogden Theatre in Denver on the 17th of December. When the music started, Peakview was there to capture this amazing show in full HD.

DubSkin, a Fort Collins reggae band, opened this sold-out show at the Ogden. Matisyahu was backed by the Dub Trio, a Brooklyn based, metal-dub-punk-rock band comprised of members DP Holmes - guitar, keys, dubs; Joe Tomino - drums, keys, dubs; and the one and only Stu Brooks - bass, keys, dubs.

Camera of record was a Sony HXR-NX5U operated by Kurt Supancic. The second camera was a Canon 60D DSLR. Edited on Final Cut Pro X by Kurt Supancic. Posted with permission by Matisyahu.

Watch the entire show on our YouTube Channel.

A short documentary about the commissioning and building of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Kurt Supancic, Peakview's Creative Director, produced, directed and edited this piece for The Vermont Marble Museum located in Proctor, Vermont. It was written by Catherine Miglorie and narrated by Sharon Green.

Images and video clips were provided by Arlington National Cemetery, The Vermont Marble Museum, and Syracuse University. This video will be screened daily at The Vermont Marble Museum beginning in May, 2010

Posted with permission by Vermont Marble Museum 2010.

An example of a "full-form" athletic scholarship video. Includes interviews, highlight footage, workout clips, graphic text, music and still photos.

Basic video includes highlight clips and graphic text set in sequence as determined by athlete/interested parties.

Scripted, directed, and edited by Peakview's Creative Director Kurt Supancic.

One of the great things about a DSLR like the Canon 60D is it's capability as a timelapse machine. Below is an example of what is possible.

This timelapse was compiled between September 26th and October 25th, 2011 in the Garden of the Gods park in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Close to 15,000 images were captured, most of which were not used in the final video.

See more of what Peakview Productions is capable of at Vimeo and YouTube