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| Our Mission |  |
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| Migration Productions is a team of audio-visual specialists brought together to create the highest quality multimedia presentations about birds and birders. ... | ||
| Who is Migration Productions? | ||
| Shawn P. Carey |  |
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Shawn got a jump start photographing birds in the late 80's and hasn't slowed down since.
He started sharing his bird photography skills with others by teaching workshops in 1997.
He is currently the President of the Eastern Massachusetts Hawkwatch and serves on the boards of
the Brookline Bird Club and Massachusetts Audubon's Visual Arts Center.
Shawn co-founded Migration Productions in 1996 with Jim Grady. Shawn and Jim have produced all its productions. Shawn also provides almost all 35mm photography used in the productions. |
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| Jim Grady |
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Jim is a multimedia producer and divides his time beween non-linear editing,
motion graphics and interactive CD-ROM programming.
Jim co-founded Migration Productions with Shawn Carey in 1996. Jim is responsible for all multi-image programming and did the video editing on the "Birder's Exchange" video. |
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| John Sutherland |  |
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John has been producing videos and presentations for the corporate market since 1985.
John is the video editor for "Looking Skyward" and shot all the interview footage and a lot of the location B-roll. |
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| Don Crockett |  |
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Don got started birding in the mid-70's. He started capturing birds on video in 1995
and has shot over 500 hours of bird footage since then. He also is the creator of the
birding web site The Virtual Birder®.
Don shot almost all the bird footage in the "Birder's Exchange" and "Looking Skyward" videos. He also shot some of the location B-roll in "Looking Skyward." |
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| Chris Duval |  |
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Chris is an accomplished musician and composer.
Chris composed and created the soundtracks for all of Migration's productions. |
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| Fred Bouchard |  |
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Fred has been an avid birder since the mid-70's.
Fred wrote the script for "Looking Skyward". |
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