We created a variety of video elements for the Phoenix Theatre‘s 2011 production of Avenue Q. Interested in using these videos in your production? Click here for more information.

Opening Video

The artwork in this video was illustrated and animated by local designer Ben Phillippe.

Purpose/Propose

Princeton’s Jobs

Five Nightstands

Commitment

Fantasies Come True

Lucy The Slut EKG Animations

Rent Avenue Q Videos

These videos are available for license for your own theatre’s production. Specifically, licensing includes:

• Opening Video
• Purpose
• Purpose Transition to Propose
• Five Nightstands
• Commitment
• Lucy The Slut EKG Opening, EKG Loop, Flatline and Resurrection Loop
• Around the Clock Cafe Flickering Neon Sign
• Monsterssori School Slide
• Intermission and Ending Title Loops with Lights

Princeton’s Jobs and Fantasies Come True are not available, as they feature custom-designed puppets, and we did not produce videos for Schadenfreude or a “propose” nightmare sequence. (We can help you put together a Princeton video with provided photos.)

Videos are available in either 4×3 or 16×9 format. We do not provide software or support for actual playback of the videos, but are happy to point you in the right direction. Pricing is based on the number of performances. Please contact Zach Rosing Productions for more information.

We recently created a simple website for the Encore Association, a group that represents various community theatres throughout Central Indiana. Visitors to the Encore website are typically looking for required forms, theatre information or details about the yearly award ceremony, and our one-page approach keeps all the useful information close at hand.

Zach Rosing Productions is proud to sponsor hosting for this important Indianapolis organization.

www.encoreassociation.com

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We created this “educational film” to open Theatre on the Square‘s new production of A Contemporary American’s Guide to a Successful Marriage ©1959.

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In 2007, I took a photo every day for an entire year. I documented the entire process here on Flickr. This past year I decided to try it again, and once again, I succeeded.

Check out my photos below, or view them all (and read my captions) as a slideshow.

January

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As a part of the Phoenix Theatre’s A Very Phoenix X-Mas 4 and 5, we created a series of The Office-style clips entitled “Season’s Greetings from the Phoenix”. These segments were shown in between sketches during the 2009 and 2010 productions of the show. Check out some of the funnier ones below.

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In 2010, Footlite Musicals presented the stage version of George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead as a Halloween fundraiser. In addition to setting up sound for the show, including various sound practicals for radio effects and off-stage explosions, I designed two video projections for the newscasts that appear in the play.

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Excerpts from Carmel Community Players‘ 2010 production of How I Learned To Drive. I designed the slides and other multimedia projected during the show.

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