At the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, the art is only part of the story. CAMSTL asked act3 to help tell the rest of it.
ai3 is an architecture firm with a decidedly different outlook on designed space. To help clients and prospects understand the value in their unique process, they brought in act3 to tell the story.
To ensure community stakeholders understand how their developments can transform a neighborhood, McCormack Baron Salazar asked act3 to help them tell their story.
06.09
Our film, Lutz Bacher: Spill, was selected to screen in competition at the Ninth Annual St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase. The film will be shown on the big screen Monday, July 20, at the Tivoli Theater in the Delmar Loop. For more information about the showcase, visit the Cinema St. Louis website.
We're pleased to welcome three new interns to our act3 family: Tegan Bukowski (Washington University in St. Louis), Bradley Fann (University of Missouri - St. Louis), and Michael Hirshon (Washington University in St. Louis).
05.09
On the strength of our story, "Melissa Daniel remembers," we were selected as one of 50 finalists in the Intuit Small Business United grant competition. Click here to view the film and learn more about how we helped Metro Theater Company tell their story.
Continuing to gather material for our radio documentary on filmmaker Henry Hampton, we interviewed Peter Edelman, legislative assistant to Bobby Kennedy, former Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services, and current Associate Dean of the Georgetown Law Center.
As the opening day for Citygarden nears, so does the premiere of the Citygarden audio tours, as Olympic gold medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee, American soprano Christine Brewer, trumpeter and vocalist Jeremy Davenport, rapper Murphy Lee, and filmmaker George Hickenlooper all recorded their tour narrations. To see photos from the recording sessions (and become a fan), check out our act3 Facebook page.
04.09
Steve Lawler, of the Lawler Organization, joins us for our quarterly meeting to work with us on strengths-based organizational development. In turn, we lead a Framing Session with the Lawler Organization to begin the process of helping them tell their story.
In our final on-location shoots for the Alpha Epsilon Phi Centennial Film, we visit the University of Texas at Austin, and then venture to New York City to film at Barnard College, where the sorority was founded in 1909. The film will premiere at the AEPhi Centennial Convention on June 27 in Miami, Florida.
The St. Louis Chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts honored us with two awards in the "Informing" category (what the kids call "information design") at their annual show. The McCormack Baronland poster, which explains how McCormack Baron Salazar builds thriving communities, and the Lutz Bacher/Aïda Rulova mind map poster for the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis both took home prizes.