Have you thought about using video or audio to promote your company, but didn't know where to begin or how much it might cost?

Join us in March as Eric Wylie and Warren Byerly share their years of experience as media producers. We'll learn about the different ways in which audio and video can be utilized in the business and non-profit sectors; the many details involved in creating a program; the various, modern methods in which media is delivered; how to plan for a production; and the factors that affect the cost of production.

Warren Byerly has extensive experience in the visual arts, having been a professional still photographer, videographer and manager of a local media production company for the majority of his professional career. Warren is hired as a videographer by the national broadcast and cable networks when they come to Eastern Iowa. He has captured video for NBC's "Biggest Loser," ABC's "Wife Swap," Harpo Productions' "The Oprah Winfrey Show," and provided support for a National Geographic Channel documentary about the United State Secret Service, just to name a few. Warren currently works as an independent producer, providing video production and live video support to a wide variety of local and national clients including The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce and Bloomberg Television.
 

Eric Wylie began his career in communications working in broadcast radio and television. He then spent 9 years at MCI Telecommunications, first as a media producer and later as an Employee Communications Manager. Eric has been an independent communications consultant since 2004. He writes and produces audio and video programs, is a field audio technician for local and national video producers, creates Web sites for several local clients, and is a professional voice talent. Eric's voice is heard on many radio and television advertisements, telephone systems, training videos and other productions throughout the U.S.  Eric is also a corporate communications consultant, specializing in employee communications. He recently completed a three-year consultancy with Capital One ("What's In Your Wallet?") of Richmond, Virginia and in February of 2008 began consulting for National City (Bank) of Cleveland, Ohio.