Maine Farmland Trust
A story of the Dosties, three generations of dairy farmers living and working in Fairfield, Maine.
Maine Farmland Trust is a statewide organization that protects farmland, supports farmers, and advances the future of farming. Their goal is not just to protect Maine farmland, but also to revitalize Maine’s rural landscape by keeping agricultural lands working and helping farmers, and their communities, thrive.
mainefarmlandtrust.org/
National Endowment for the Arts
In 2018, Don & Cindy Roy of Gorham, Maine, were awarded the prestigious NEA National Heritage Fellowship. MEDIA LOMA was chosen as the production company to represent Maine by telling Don & Cindy's story. This video was created and produced for the National Endowment for the Arts in collaboration with the National Council for the Traditional Arts and the Maine Arts Commission. You can read more about Don & Cindy at NEA’s website. This video was recently nominated for an Emmy® award.
Waterville Creates!
Waterville Creates! enlisted us to produce video content for their member organizations. We created videos for the Waterville Public Library, the Downtown Farmer’s Market and Common Street Arts. These non-fiction profiles highlight the eclectic and welcoming personas of Waterville. Waterville Creates! Is an active non-profit that supports arts and culture in Waterville and beyond. Please have a look and learn more about them at their website: www.watervillecreates.org
Maine International Film Festival
In the summer of 2017, MEDIA LOMA was proud to produce all of the video content for the Maine International Film Festival's 20th Anniversary. We produced ten 'featurettes' that will be released in anticipation of the 2018 festival. More MIFF videos coming soon!
#MIFF20 + #MIFF21
During our 10 wild days at MIFF 2017 and 2018, we shot and edited a ‘daily recap’ every single day, contributing to the festival's social media campaign. Here are a few examples.
Please visit MIFF’s website to see all #MIFF20 and #MIFF21 videos.
Maine State Credit Union
We created a series of ads for Maine State Credit Union in collaboration with Rockland-based creative agency Naretiv. These social media ads aimed to evoke the feeling of youthful freedom with tailor-made music and minimalistic imagery. Also, we got to hang out with some awesome puppies.
Emanuel & Pauline A. Lerner Foundation
"Trekkers Training Institute for Youth Development"
During the Summer of 2017, the Trekkers Training Institute for Youth Development hosted individuals from several youth development organizations to train them in an aspirations-based mentoring curriculum set forth by the Emanuel & Pauline A. Lerner Foundation. We continue to work with the Lerner Foundation and will be producing a series of videos for them over 2019/2020.
Telecommunications Association of Maine
MEDIA LOMA works with businesses of all shapes and sizes to create personal marketing media. When we were asked to make a promotional video for the 50th anniversary year of TAM, we suggested combining a studio shoot of telecommunication antiques with laid-back interviews of TAM's members. The video was screened at TAM's 50th anniversary party in September, 2017.
“What's Good?” @ All Roads Music Festival
We teamed up with another Portland-based production company, Knack Factory, to shoot a fun and unexpected travel show about the 2017 All Roads Music Festival. Mel and Wes ran around Belfast for a day, peeking into When Particles Collide's tour van (and testing out its cuddle space), playing a round of 'Who Said It?' with Spose (he lost) and interviewing festival-goers about the town's cultural climate (it's hot - bring some tan lotion).
LOMA SOLO
When there is downtime (rarely) we get to work on our creative pursuits. We make music videos, short films, animations, collages -- all kinds of digital visual media. Enjoy the weirder side:
Wes and Mel also freelance independently. If you’re looking for a DP, Camera-Op, Assistant Camera, Assistant Director, Producer, etc. We look to work with everyone and collaborate with the creative culture of our area.