Pixel Movement traveled to Minot, ND to film a website design tutorial on-location with Minot Public Schools webmaster Trey Welstad. Then, using creative editing, Pixel Movement transformed the video into an easy-to-follow tutorial.

The final product can be viewed on the Marketplace for Kids Website. 

Maeve MacSteves, instructor at Williston State College, came to us with some very specific needs.

She and another instructor had been awarded a grant for the specific purpose of developing a curriculum for entrepreneurship education. They felt there was no better way to do this than through video.

In May of 2008, Dirk Monson traveled throughout Western ND and Eastern Montana with staff from Williston State College. During the three days of filming, the group visited nine different businesses and interviewed nearly twenty people.

The final production was presented at a state conference in August of 2008. A total of 500 copies of this production will be distributed to high school and middle school educators throughout North Dakota.

To view this documentary, visit Life Out Here online.

Pixel Movement had worked with Marketplace for Kids' Minot eduation day since 2003. In 2007, we added Bismarck and Fargo. Then, Marketplace for Kids approached Pixel Movement in the Fall of 2007 and asked us to help with all of their videography needs. We, of course, were more than happy to oblige.

Pixel Movement and a crew ranging in size from 2 to 5 traveled to all nine Marketplace for Kids Education Days across North Dakota in 2008. We provided same-day video production for Marketplace's trademark "Tribute Video." Pixel Movement also conducted one-on-one student interviews for use in the classroom and on the website.

In the end, over 60 hours of footage was filmed, nine DVDs were produced, over 100 interviews were conducted and thousands of miles were traveled by our production crew.

Pixel Movement provided videography services to the Bismarck State College Communications Department. We then produced a DVD set of the speeches that were recorded. These DVDs are currently used for in class instruction at Bismarck State College.

Pixel Movement acted as a videographer for the MDU Resources' Enterprise Technology Services department. The footage was then turned into a four minute video which was used to introduce the company to the department during MDU Resources' Corporate Leadership Event.

Pixel Movement acted as a videographer for the MDU Resources' Enterprise Technology Services department. The footage was then turned into two four minute videos. These videos were used at the quarterly employee meeting to highlight notable anniversaries, as well as new employees.