Since 1989 Justice Pictures has worked with corporations, small companies and not-for-profits to communicate their messages. Whether in marketing, public relations efforts, or training, on DVD or direct to the web, Justice Pictures has strived to give its clients the projects they want, on budget and on-time. Some of these companies include Adidas, United Parcel Service, Bank of America and Auto Owners Insurance Co.
In 2000 Justice Pictures expanded its reach to also include feature films. It's first indie low budget movie, "Going The Distance" helped to open doors and get the ball rolling with other films as well as working on related projects, such as music videos. Besides film, Shawn Justice has worked on television shows for networks that include The Outdoor Channel, National Geographic Television and the Food Network.
April 2, 2012
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The last few months of 2011 were very busy for Justice Pictures. Most projects moved us right into the first quarter of 2012. The show we produced with Chuck Whitlock, "Solutions" aired on KOIN in early December. Around that we were producing six-plus videos for Kiewit, the Central and NW Districts. This had us criss-crossing the map, shooting on locations from Hawaii to Alaska, Dallas to Manhattan. All projects were due by the third week of January and we met every deadline. After a quick break we were working on projects for Andersen Construction and NLETS (National Law Enforcement). The 2nd quarter of 2012 is ramping up an even higher degree producing projects for the Spirit Mountain Community Fund, and additional videos for Kiewit and Andersen Construction. We look forward to keeping up with our clients and their demands.
In early March, Justice Pictures took delivery of it's RED Scarlet camera package. We're pretty excited about it as it not only allows us to provide an even higher quality product, but adds a great deal of versatility in post-production work-flow. The Scarlet provides multiple resolutions to shoot on, including 4K. We also plan to use it for our upcoming feature film projects.
One of the more interesting projects in the 1st quarter of 2012 was camera and support services we provided for "The Wild Life with Jeremy", a show on the Comcast network, produced by Kyle Justice of Compel Media. Our 15' jib was used (seen above) for the opening shot as well as another location. We were up at Newberry Crater for a day and a half and moved around on snowmobiles while a foot of new snow fell. A very memorable experience.