 Craig
Countryman
Director of Video Production
[website]
From
initial shooting to editing to DVD layout, Craig Countryman has the experience
to bring your video production from an idea to reality. Craig has worked
on major projects with Alan Jackson, Alison Krauss, and Brad Paisley as
well as producing 30 minute commercial spots and several documentaries
and short films. Craig's creativity and dedication are apparent in every
step of production. "I
like going into a project knowing what the client wants and having a clear
vision and a clear creative idea," Craig says
of running a video production. "I want to have everybody feel good at
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 Josh
Davis
Director of Audio Production
[website]
Josh
Davis may be the most dedicated engineer in Nashville. He runs his own
studio in Nashville's famed Woodland Studios (Gillian Welch, Emmylou
Harris, Neil Young) working with many of Music City's top musicians and
artists. Before opening his studio, Josh worked on staff at Nashville's
Sound Emporium Studios, assisted famed producer Charlie Peacock, and
gained the distinction of House Engineer at Belmont University. All of
these positions came as a result of Josh's dedication and long hours
spent in the studio. He brings that same ingenuity and commitment to
Submerge Media. "I want to convey," Josh
says, "that
the most important thing is that everything we do is for the betterment
of the client."
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 Chip
Hayner
Director of Web & Graphic Design
[website]
Chip
Hayner brings years of web and graphic design experience to Submerge
Media. Chip began his design career with a webmaster position at a national
college ministry. He has since gone on to design websites for many organizations
and artists including Midtown Fellowship, Andrew Osenga, and Emily DeLoach.
There are several principles of web design Chip stresses. "The ease of
use is huge. Usability is huge," Chip says. "I think what
the website says at first glance is really important. Having a real clear
goal in mind and real clear vision and who you want to speak to is probably
the most important part of the whole thing."
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