MODERN MEDIA
Modern Media LLC was a company formed to create Video in Print specialty products for brand marketing. The company operated under the name Printflix Print Plus and produced hundreds of unique and custom brochures, cards, and books.Some of the are featured below:
Key personnel at Prinflix.
Modern Media's core values.
The recources we had in house to make Video and print products on-demand.
Page from a printed case study article featuring Jack Henry & Associates Inc., with images of their branded products, and text describing their history, technology, and project success.
The cover page features a brochure made for Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical. The custom design was made by Gray Advertising in New York from a design template we made in house.
Caesars was one of our best clients. We made 10,000 video business cards for their Meetings and Conventions team.
The middle image was a 3-panel brochure made for Jack Henry, a leading creator of banking software. Design and manufacturing made by Printflix in-house.
A printed case study of Caesar's Entertainment's marketing campaign, featuring a wooden texture background with text, a profile picture of Heather Sobczak, and an image of a mini video catalog with a Spotify logo.
One third of Printflix was dedicated to video production, which included a studio with a green screen, video cameras, lights, sound gear, and editing and special effects workstations. The rest of the facility housed the digital printing and finishing equipment. Prinbtflix was the only company that could design and produce print and video content on demand.
This section describes the resources needed to create a video in print product.
A colorful infographic about marketing strategies, including sections on statistics, videos, project objectives, target audience, awareness, education, and leads, with text, icons, and a photograph of a person holding a brochure or booklet with multimedia controls.
Page from a brochure titled "Projects 012" showing past projects including Eli Lilly, Mob Museum, Kaiser Permanente, Chicago Blackhawks, Matchbox Twenty, Caesars Entertainment, Jay Z & Roc Nation, and ITT Technical Schools, with descriptions and images of brochures, books, and digital media.
Infographic outlining a product development process, with steps including design, soft proof, video Q/C, assembly, shipping & handling, final review, and project start, each step with a timeline of 1 to 7 days.
Document displaying various product categories and pricing for PrintFlex, including sections for hardcover books, photo albums, portfolios, and other custom printing items, with images of sample products.
A page from a catalog or brochure promoting printflex video products. The page includes images of various video display products, packaging, and accessories, with text describing their features and uses.
A stack of video cards being QC'd before shipment to client.
Assembling a video brochure.
Final QC and count before shipment to client.
Assembling final product by hand with 3M two-sided stick tape.
Interior of hardbound 12 X 9 video book made for the Chicago Blackhawks. 50,000 books were made in several weeks prior to Christmas and sold in the Blackhawks store on Michigan Ave. in Chicago.
Making magic for Matchbox Twenty, books were sold online through Band Merch, a product marketing company to the mucic industry.
The Amazing Mob Video Book is one of the best Video in Print products ever made.
The Mob Museum video book was technically the most challenging project we ever worked on. The book features a hardbound cover and 16 pages of internal content. The interiors were brilliantly created by Matt Crist, one of our best graphics designers. Images and video content were captured by Max Ellis, who also edited all of the video b-roll into short vignettes narrated by former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman.
This book stood out for many reasons, mainly because it displayed a new custom video on each page turn. The videos were written and storyboarded to coincide with each section of the book, mirroring the walking tour visitors receive at the museum. Both the book and the museum trace the evolution of organized crime from Prohibition to today. I engineered the book and produced all of the videos.
