Our choices of subjects are eclectic, yet a common theme exists throughout: It takes passion and commitment to succeed in any of the many varied and often exciting opportunities that are available to those who may want to push a little outside of the usual or traditional "envelope" of careers.

We started out with i dig dirt (that's my younger son diving off the dirt pile at the beginning of the video) in search of the world's largest earthmovers. We were delighted to find Teri at the Black Thunder Mine in Wyoming. She is the diminutive young woman who drives the huge dump truck with the 2,200 horsepower engine. "You mean they let women drive these things!?" hopefully helps youngsters realize that anybody can do almost anything if they really want to.

Jami Tyzik is now a voice student at the Eastman School of Music and has already sung professionally in opera both here and abroad. At her professional debut with the Buffalo Philharmonic, Pops Conductor Doc Severinsen told the audience to remember the night, "...because this young lady will be singing at the Met and you heard her first, here tonight."

This gives you an idea of the caliber of talent that had joined with us in producing our children's videos. We now have three new videos and hope they meet with the same success that our first two continue to enjoy.

More and more people are discovering our work and it is our "dream" to soon be able to devote full time to the production of these videos. Right now we are still producing "contract" films and videos for corporations, producing the children's video when we can find the time.

We're always looking for new subjects...if you have any ideas of what you'd like to see a video about, please write or e-mail us.