Last week the film crew of Jerry LaVine at Connections Film & Video with Tony Sheppard and staff of Walsh/Sheppard Communications spent 3 hours at the studio of Gail Niebrugge filming a commercial for MTA, the local telephone coop. Afterward Gail asked how long her film clip would run, she was amazed that only 3-4 seconds of a carefully edited segment would be in included in a 30 second spot.
All dressed up for her appearance Gail chuckled when she saw the raw footage, on a normal painting day she wears baggy old sweats, a heavily paint splattered apron with her hair tied back in a pony tail. “A woman’s pride, so vain,” she thought as she happily viewed the results of the filming. That’s a wrap.
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