Video Production Tips

Video Production Tips is a site dedicated to helping you get your video projects off the ground. Whether your interest in video is simple, like taking better home movies or extravagant, like making a documentary to enter into the Sundance Film Festival, you can find the information you need here at Video Production Tips.

Lorraine has produced and videotaped at least twenty zillion TV segments. (Well, OK, that's a slight exaggeration.) A well-respected professional for over twenty-five years, Lorraine's done it all: Producer, Writer, Field Director, Photographer, Tape Editor, Technical Director, Reporter, Sound Operator, Lighting Manager, and Teacher.

She's also worked in every conceivable style:

Field Production, Studio Work, Documentaries, News Series, Business-to-Business Communication, Medical Education, Health Reporting, Talk Shows, Commercials, Infomercials, Training Demonstrations, Community Access, Independent Films,Weddings. You name it, she's done it.

Lorraine took her expertise into the classroom and spent two years teaching TV Production, building a small-town program into a nationally recognized one. Her students won over forty-five awards, including the National Association for Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Student Award of Excellence, the equivalent to a high school Emmy. Here's a picture of the banquet.

Lorraine Grula and two of her students in NYC picking up their Emmy at the NATAS banquet at TimeWarner Headquarters in Manhattan. They won for a ten-minute, original comedy special, An Enchanting Holiday. Only seven high school NATAS awards are given out annually in the entire USA.

Now you can benefit from the lifetime career of this television professional with a proven record of effective teaching. Learn Video Production the Easy Way! Lorraine has opened this site with the mission of teacher those who care to know the art and science of video production.