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A New Year!

Ron Jacklin - Fri, 01/08/2010 - 17:07
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With the recession in recession (they say), I am hopeful you find yourself well. Things here at the Media FX Group are going swimmingly! 2009 was a successful year and 2010 looks to be even more-so. Here is a synopsis...


Our website development team has taken their craft to new levels this year. Just a few of our achievements include, developing new multi-upload features on Health Arts and creating a French version of the website called “Samsante” with Emerge Interactive. We re-launched the Canadian Critical Care Conference for Zena Davidson, Legion Legacies with Creative Way, and the Provincial Outreach for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders website. We also partnered to develop a new video resume website www.resumevideovault.com and another for Pharma and Biotech partnering website (waiting in the wings to be strategically launched on Feb. 1, 2010). Steve Dotto’s new website as well as a new social network for the Canadian Skin Patient Alliance and an all new Celebrities Nightclub website will be unveiled shortly too!


On the event/digital signage content development side, we were proud to be involved in the creative for the 2009 Junos with Evolution, BC Technical Industry Association’s awards (with Evolution), A&W’s conference in Hawaii (with Emerge Interactive) and the BCIT Alumni Awards. Scott Johnson Creative has also partnered with our team to create content for MTS communications. The Moment Factory and Media FX Group put on a spectacular event for Browns Shoes earlier this year. Come Olympics time we hope to work with our Moment Factory friends again on the La Maison du Quebec.


We have started working on a 16 LCD video wall for BC Ferries new travel/sales foyer across the street from the new Vancouver Convention Center. Acumen Engineering with Pro Sound are delivering the hardware/installation coordination, Burnkit the interactive, and the Media FX Group the multi-screen video wall content development. We also plan to be a big part of new The Royal Canadian Legion Gala night at the Sheraton Wall Center, and the BCTIA’s Technology Awards for the 6th consecutive year in May/June with Evolution.


All the best,

Ron Jacklin,
Media FX Group
Multimedia/Video Producer, Instructor


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The Media FX Group is one of North America's premiere media developers. From rich media and ecommerce websites, to content for digital signage, and big time events. We specialize in the design and creation of video and web projects for large conferences, trade shows, sales meetings, AGMs, product launches. The Media FX Group has been hired to develop the multimedia productions for the Beijing Olympics (Canada House), the 2009 Junos, worked with the Conservative Party of Canada on the last two election nights (and convention with Evolution/Duocom and MediaCo), Clarica Insurance in Cancun, Mexico (with CCR), Pentax Medical in Banff,A&W Restaurants in Florida, Quebec City, Palm Springs, and Hawaii (with Emerge Interactive), the Vancouver Real Estate BoardAwards (with Wow! Communications),and Canada Day at the Canada Place (with Dave Page/TelAV), and much more. The BC Technology Industries Association recently hired the Media FX Group to developtheir media for their awards (with Evolution/Duocom x 6+ years). The BC Ministry of Education uses the Media FX Group to launch new curriculum initiatives to BC schools, eLearning for teachers who deal with Autism, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, the deaf, and many more.


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