Hi, I’m Rick Dancer. I worked in the television news industry for 23 years as a reporter, anchor, editor and newsroom manager; winning multiple honors including an Emmy and 15 consecutive Associated Press awards for Best News Writing.
Now, I’ve teamed up with Paul Garrett, an experienced videographer/editor (Stone Canyon Productions) to create a team that is unbeatable in the Northwest. Together we create “your” message, translate it into a story, and put it on the internet for the world to see. We help candidates, companies but most of all people. We believe every business has a story behind it and that story is what will attract customers and relationships.
This is the new marketplace. Gone are the days where advertising on a couple of television stations will get you the market share your company desires. We help you create your message and then show you how to put that message out there for the world to see.
By utilizing video, a website and social media, we know how to make your current customer relationships more loyal while introducing you to new people in your target demographic.
The following are recent projects to give an idea of what we can do for you.
PAUL GARRETT; EXPERIENCED VIDEOGRAPHER.
I work with “Two Agencies: One Vision” and we just started this campaign to help all of us recognize the value of people with disabilities. We shot a couple of commercials that Paul Garrett (stone Canyon Productions) and I (Rick Dancer Media Services) put together. Take a look you’ll be seeing them on TV soon. This is the longer version and will be on our soon to be “Two Agencies: One Vision” website.
Tomorrow, join us as we walk through the Eugene Celebration and truly “Look People in the Eyes.” This campaign is sponsored by “Two Agencies: One Vision” who is committed to creating a safe and wonderful environment for all people. Oregon Supported Living Program and Full Access are the two agencies and we will be there, with our clients tomorrow, walking proudly in the Eugene Celebration Parade.
There is something buried deep inside each one of us that seeks to find great adventure. I wonder sometimes whether that’s not part of the reason so many people are so bored with their lives. We get comfortable and fail to step outside ourselves, for just a few days, and look at the possibilities. Sometimes you have to get away. Sometimes you have to get out of your neighborhood, your social circle and the things you are good at and find something new. Alaska gave me that opportunity. Watch.
