Web Video Web video is fast becoming the most requested BACIPIX offering. Clients such as Bay Nature magazine, Friends of the San Francisco Public Library and many others are using our Web–ready videos to reach the online audience. 
 | Creative Counsel’s 1000 Voices Archive
Based at New York City’s Tribeca Film Center, Creative Counsel accepted 12 moving profiles submitted by BACIPIX for its new archive series. This Web clip features E.W. Wainwright’s "African Roots of Jazz" program directed at underserved youth. See how BACIPIX’s visit with "Baba Wain" showcases his focus on the values of discipline, hard work and self–respect. Visit website | 
| Bay Nature on the Air
BACIPIX produces a series of shorts for Bay Nature Magazine’s Web site. Here, watch up close as a real–life wily coyote finds dinner. Visit website | 
| Friends of the San Francisco Public Library
As a fundraising tool for its Children and Youth Programs, the Friends recruited BACIPIX to make this fun and inspiring peek into the many activities San Francisco kids can find at the library. From moms with toddlers learning language skills through song and storytelling, to teen rappers honing their craft in after–school programs, everyone we met loves the Library! Visit website | 
| SF Nature Education
BACIPIX produced this overview of Nancy DeStefanis’s educational program and annual bird–calling contest used on the SFNE Web site. Here we show how DeStafanis’ services give her young participants not just a new understanding of our fine–feathered friends but also a sense of teamwork and creativity. Visit website |
Nonprofit Promotional Videos BACIPIX uses video as a powerful tool to get the word out about the worthwhile services organizations are providing to the community. See how we use this effective medium to grow awareness for worthy causes. 
| Neighborhood Parks Council
Mayor Gavin Newsom and other local luminaries step into the BACIPIX spotlight to call attention to the Neighborhood Parks Council’s mission of maintaining safe and healthy open spaces in the City by the Bay. | 
| Community Breast Health Connections
BACIPIX speaks to breast cancer patients and survivors who received invaluable assistance from Community Breast Health Connections, an organization that provides unparalleled support for women dealing with this disease. | 
| SF Green Schoolyard Alliance
BACIPIX gets down and dirty along with this active Coalition of elementary school garden groups which promotes connecting kids to the soil. |
Special Event Videos Forgo the long–winded speeches that will have attendees at your gala event yawning into their cocktail napkins. Special event videos add life, intimacy, excitement and production value to any grand event—and BACIPIX stories have a touching and memorable style all of their own. 
| Grace Cathedral: Alan Jones Tribute
U.S. senator Diane Feinstein, the Rev. Desmond Tutu, former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown and environmentalist Jane Goodall worked with BACIPIX to fete Grace Cathedral’s distinguished Dean Alan Jones at the famed house of worship’s annual gala event. | 
| Acterra: Transcendentist
BACIPIX produces engaging shorts for Acterra, an organization that honors environmentally conscious groups at its annual gala event. We reach a higher plane in this clip, where we spotlight a dentist who promotes beauty, wellness, transformation and preventative planetary care in his practice. | 
| Sustainable San Mateo County: Millbrae
BACIPIX produces spots for Sustainable San Mateo County, which has been promoting environmental, economic and socially equitable entities since 1992. In this clip we feature Millbrae Calif., a small town with big green ideas. |
Television With more than 20 years of experience in television, Emmy Award–winning BACIPIX produces broadcast–quality programs that have aired nationally. 
| Bay Nature on the Air: Monarchs
In association with Bay Nature magazine our cameras get up close and personal for an intimate look at these regal creatures, in just one of the pieces broadcast throughout the region to celebrate Northern California’s extraordinary natural resources. | 
| Bay Nature on the Air: Great Blue Herons
BACIPIX keeps looking up in this installment of Bay Nature on the Air, which features the magnificent, charismatic Great Blue Heron and their biggest fan: Nature educator Nancy DeStefanis. | 
| American Community Garden Association PSA
BACIPIX shows the benefits of green spaces through the eyes of a young gardener, whose wise, wondrous voice speaks volumes about the value of growing one’s own food. | 
| Be the Change: Anthony Turney
Episcopal priest Reverend Anthony Turney spent childhood in war–ravaged England. His story—and the choices it led him to make—constitute the premiere installment of this BACIPIX series of interstitial spots for public television. | 
| Local Heroes PSA: Latifah Simon
BACIPIX, in association with True West, produced engaging spots for KQED’s Women’s History Month series. This piece calls attention to the important work of the Young Women’s Development Center, which, as director Latifah Simon says, gives underprivileged women in our community "a chance to dream." | 
| Local Heroes PSA: Sister Cleta
BACIPIX shatters the stereotype of the "good little nun" when, in association with True West, we featured Sister Cleta for KQED’s Women’s History Month, focusing on the courage, commitment and compassion of this formidable sister, who ministers to gay men living with HIV/AIDS. | 
| Natural Heroes: Intertidal Heroes
The third BACIPIX story to be included for broadcast on KCRB TV’s nationally syndicated program "Natural Heroes," this piece visits Fitzgerald Marine Reserve for a fascinating look at tidepool life. |
| Business Communications BACIPIX produces dynamic videos for businesses that do good work for the community. We offer direct marketing, promotional, informational, and in–house communication spots all done in dynamic and memorable BACIPIX style. 
| Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)
BACIPIX is currently creating informational videos for PG&E’s Pacific Energy Center lobby exhibits—a resource for architects, designers and builders intent on learning about cutting–edge conservation and efficiency practices in the construction industry. Visit website | 
| Sequoia Hospital: Diagnostic Imaging Services
BACIPIX let the skilled technicians speak for themselves about the convenience, comfort and speed with which this not–for–profit medical facility delivers its state–of–the–art diagnostic imaging services. | 
| Sequoia Hospital: After-Heart Surgery Instructional Video
BACIPIX uses real–life heart patients to dramatize practical guidelines with a caring tone in this video for those returning home from surgery. | 
| Finelite: Green Light Fixtures
BACIPIX brings good works to light—even companies whose specialty is lighting. Take an informational and intriguing tour of Finelite, which produces fixtures that maximize energy conservation. |
Documentaries A Lot in Common is the Documentary Unit at BACIPIX. The documentary style is our signature technique in bringing any story to life, and these are the projects where we develop our ever–evolving voice. We aspire to get to the heart of the human experience by capturing the vivid images and unique voices of real people and the matters of universal importance that engage them. 
| Toward Living Pono with Jason Scott Lee
We follow internationally acclaimed actor Jason Scott Lee ("Dragon, the Bruce Lee Story," "Jungle Book") on his journey away from glamorous Hollywood to simple and sustainable living on his remote Hawaiian taro farm. Currently in production, this feature–length documentary is destined for national public TV broadcast in 2010. Visit website | 
| A Lot in Common
Jane Jacobs, Paul Hawken and Ray Suarez participate in this one–hour film, which has aired on more than 50 public television stations. It follows a group of eccentric Berkeley neighbors as they build a community garden from the ground up, overcoming incredible obstacles along the way. Visit website | 
| Bridging the Divide
Professor Farid Senzai, who was quarterback on his high school football team, is to many eyes the typical All–American boy. But a glimpse into this respected political scientist’s background reveals his moving story of escape from Soviet–occupied Afghanistan as a child, and how it provided the catalyst for his life mission: to bridge the vast divide of misunderstanding between mainstream Western culture and the Muslim world. | 
| Mama Curry
"There are those who care about others!" exclaims Eleanor "Mama" Curry, who shares the wisdom imparted to her by her mother to her 28 grandchildren and the youth of the greater community in this inspirational half–hour piece. | 
| How Dead Do I Look?
Indigenous California artist and activist L Frank Manriquez promotes the revival of native California cultures and languages through artwork, activism, outreach, and education. Rumors of her extinction are greatly exaggerated! | 
| Only in the Castro
This film festival favorite celebrates the world’s gay and lesbian Mecca and its local treasure Trevor Haley, who shared LGBT history with thousands of people over the years through her "Cruisin’ the Castro" walking tours. Visit website | 
| Sizongena
Producer Jon Fromer enlisted BACIPIX to post–produce this Emmy Award–winning chronicle of choral group Vukani Mawethu’s inspiring tour through South Africa, where the singers were energized by the bonds they formed with local choirs in the newly liberated country. |
Fine & Performing Arts BACIPIX is thrilled to document the work of actors, singers, dancers, fine artists and musicians through our video projects. We’ve documented the journey of both established and emerging talents, from lively behind–the–scenes prep to triumphant appearance on the stage and in the gallery, revealing along the way the powerful heart of the creative process. 
| San Francisco Performances 25th Anniversary
BACIPIX created this event video for longtime client SF Performances’ gala 25th anniversary party, compiling earlier projects we’d produced promoting the organization’s educational outreach programs. With the Alexander String Quartet, Bob Greenberg, and lyric baritone Christopheren Nomura. | 
| Phil Chavez, voice artist
We showcase the art and life of voice artist Phil Chavez, who creates extraordinary artwork by controlling his computer through verbal command. | 
| Spencer Day, singer-songwriter
BACIPIX documented singer/songwriter Spencer Day’s concert at the New Conservatory Theater to promote the talent of this emerging artist. |
Humor Humor can lend an unexpected highpoint to an organization’s gatherings! In this series of silly, fun and tongue–in–cheek videos commissioned by Sequoia Hospital, BACIPIX shows its lighter side purely to entertain at the hospital’s large annual events. 
| Henry’s Hospital Garden, with Henry Tenenbaum
We recruited San Francisco Bay Area TV personality Henry Tenenbaum for this send–up of his own garden program to acknowledge the great work of Sequoia staff at the annual employee recognition dinner. BACIPIX supplied the soil and bedpan; Henry came up with everything else! | 
| Bay Area Bathrobes, with Doug McConnell
With a grateful wink to long–running primetime show "Bay Area Backroads," we enlisted beloved TV personality and "Backroads" host Doug McConnell to star in this spoof of the local travelogue. | 
| Night of the Living Beds
Diagnosis: Corny! This spoof brought down the house at a black–tie Sequoia fundraiser. We recruited highly respected board members, the event MC and a foundation staffer to be in the cast. (The three guys shown really are all named "Frank.") |
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