July 29th, 2007 by edit1media

We just got home from a beautiful weddding and I could hardly wait to share their Same Day Edit! Jillian and Brian were married at the Columbia Tower Club today and they couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day to enjoy the incredible views from the tallest building in Seattle!

Jillian and her Mom helped us at the Seattle Wedding Show in January and they couldn’t even watch our videos without crying back then, so we knew it would be a day filled with lots of tears of joy. This is such a sweet family and I was so excited when they decided to include a Same Day Edit to their videography services. And check out Jillian’s gorgeous dress…it was so flattering on her! She is a very beautiful bride!

I hope you enjoy their Same Day Edit as much as Jillian & Brian and their guests did!

At the end of the night (just about an hour ago!) the newly married couple left the Columbia Tower amid sparklers and got into a horse-drawn carriage. It was so romantic and beautiful! A great way to end an awesome day!!

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Columbia Tower Club, Real Weddings, Same Day Edit, Seattle, Video Clips, Wedding Show, wedding videographer

July 17th, 2007 by edit1media

Just a quick and very belated post to brag for a moment!

In May Edit 1 Media was honored with a First Place Telly Award for a short documentary video that is in the movie theater of the Pacific Aviation Museum in Honolulu, HI. This short movie was filmed on Ford Island, a small island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii that the US battleships surrounded on the morning of December 7, 1941. The story highlights two men who were 19 yeard old during the attack and who helped other men out of the burning waters of Pearl Harbor. Their lives were dramatically changed that fateful day and our film took them back to Ford Island where a new museum was being built. It’s an extremely powerful film that shows two men still haunted by war over 65 years after the attack.

I’m proud to say that my father, Allan Palmer the CEO of the Palmer Group along and my brother, Steven Palmer (graphics, design and so much more), my sister Adrienne Palmer (website) and the awesome curator named Mike Wilson (who is practically family) were almost completely responsible for raising this musuem from nothing. Upon the museum’s opening on December 7, 2007 we were so proud to be a part of perserving an important piece of American history. The thousands of people in attendance made every hard moment of work worth it for all of us.

We are so honored to have been blessed by this experience and being able to meet such incredible people as Herb Franck, Ernie Olson, Gen. Chuck Yeager, Gen. Robin Olds, Wally Schirra, John Finn, and countless others. The Palmer Group ROCKS!!!!

Awards, Corporate, Hawaii, Travel, wedding videographer, Weddings

July 9th, 2007 by edit1media

Planning a wedding can be stressful at times, but overall it’s a LOT of fun! I don’t want to take away from any of the fun, but a colleague posted this video below that is very touching and is a great reminder that life is precious and to help people with transportation arrangements from your reception if needed.

Click here to watch the video Jason Presley