Here is a short clip from an interview we did with Clint Eastwood for a video game based on him made by Starwave (way back in 1995).

Referring to a quote from his movie Sudden Impact, “Everyone at the golf tournament comes up to me and says “Go ahead, make my day.” I must have heard it 10,000 times”. So Clint seems to be wearing of his role as Dirty Harry, “This phrase could get old after a while”.

Much of corporate communications video production requires shooting interviews with key members of the business.  This can be one of the most challenging parts of the production process as some people, even the boss, are camera shy.  There is a real technique to making it all work out well.  Here are a few interviews that stood out from the rest.

David Lewis from Free At Last clip from a video we produced called “Breaking The Chains”.  San Quentin prison is the background, where David spent some time.  Now outside, he is a real leader and reformer of prisoners and other troubled souls.

Astronaut Edgar Mitchell from the Apollo 14 mission is one of the few men who has walked on the Moon. In a promotional video for his non-profit group, The Institute Of Noetic Sciences, we speaks of budgets to sustain further exploration.

Check out our funny Clint Eastwood interview which deserved to be on its own.

Frontier Productions has produced many new media productions including live action video games for Electonic Arts and Sony Music / Virtual Entertainment.  We have also produced live music television series presented by Budweiser.

Frontier Productions has produced many broadcast television programs that are distributed worldwide, including for National Geographic Channel and other networks.  Extreme sports is our specialty and we will keep the programs coming.

We have worked with many non-profit organizations and other businesses to promote their messages to the public. One promotional video that we really enjoyed working on was a trip to the Amazon with the Pachamama Alliance to create a video for the Achuar and Huarani tribes of Ecuador. Another was for the Esalen Institute in beautiful Big Sur on the California coast.

Being based in the San Francisco Bay Area enabled us to be a part of the incredible boom of Silicon Valley and later the Internet.  Much of our work centered on corporate communications, product launches, internal videos, events and commercials of the developing companies that later became famous names in the high tech industry.

From high above the Earth, to deep beneith the sea, Frontier Productions goes to the extreme to tell a story.

Here is an example reel of some of the type of productions we do, including some stock footage of ours.