Gonzalo Accame has spent the past few days (with one small break to shoot for CNBC) working on three commercials for the Knights of Columbus that will air during NBC's opening week NFL games on September 10 & 13.
Visual Edge was given the assignment just this past Friday, August 21 -- the spots were submitted for final approval just a couple of hours ago. Gonzo was working with the team at Lumen Catechetical Consultant comprised of John Capobianco, John Landers and Mary Beth Newkumet on creating the spots. Gonzo shot all the original footage with Captain Fuentes on the
Panasonic HDX900 and the spots have been edited at
our facility in Kensington, MD on Final Cut Pro by Ines Perez and Gonzo.
The ads are meant to evoke a response from the viewers, inspiring them to become involved, or have a greater participation, in charitable service. Featured in the ads are retired New York Fire Department Captain and current Knight of Columbus Al Fuentes -- Captain Fuentes was one of the NYFD responders on September 11, 2001 and was buried in the collapse of the World Trade Center's North Tower. He was rescued from the rubble two hours later and spent weeks in a coma, recovering from numerous near fatal injuries.
Visual Edge was given the assignment just this past Friday, August 21 -- the spots were submitted for final approval just a couple of hours ago. Gonzo was working with the team at Lumen Catechetical Consultant comprised of John Capobianco, John Landers and Mary Beth Newkumet on creating the spots. Gonzo shot all the original footage with Captain Fuentes on the Panasonic HDX900 and the spots have been edited at our facility in Kensington, MD on Final Cut Pro by Ines Perez and Gonzo.
The ads are meant to evoke a response from the viewers, inspiring them to become involved, or have a greater participation, in charitable service. Featured in the ads are retired New York Fire Department Captain and current Knight of Columbus Al Fuentes -- Captain Fuentes was one of the NYFD responders on September 11, 2001 and was buried in the collapse of the World Trade Center's North Tower. He was rescued from the rubble two hours later and spent weeks in a coma, recovering from numerous near fatal injuries.
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