Bryan P. Stalvey's Reel

As part of a gigantic marketing and communications campaign, we produced a video to celebrate our two millionth customer with both internal and external audiences! I coordinated with Vivint's top executives, the communications and marketing teams team, and worked directly with the social media manager to produce, shoot, and distribute this piece. Including travel, coordination, and lots of planning, this video was distributed across several channels such as live events, marketing campaigns, social media shares, email campaigns, news posts, and more.

"It felt like watching an episode of a sitcom," one employee said. I'll take that as success! Demonstrating technique role plays is already difficult enough, so the need to do so around the country makes it even more so! We could have just recorded this in a room and sent it out, but what's better—we set up a plan for engagement. We produced a video with an edge to entertain and captivate attention. While doing so, the instructions we sent with the video told them to watch for what was done...

Corporate safety can be daunting and even feel a bit monotonous when it comes to training. To freshen things up a bit, we combined the need to gather information about reported accidents with training to create stories employees could watch to show them actual examples of employees they work with. These employees had stories that hit close to home—family, the team, and others their accidents affected were the reason to be safe, not a statistic. That was the result of this series, and this is Matt's story.

When COVID-19 hit, it was a time of learning and changing. During this time, we had to put some clear communications together for submitting vaccination status at work. I played a major part in creating and editing this video with distribution to the entire company.

I was charged by the corporate team to come up with a strategy to train employees at the domestic headquarters office on safely returning to office during the COVID-19 epidemic. We needed to deliver the message, and we wanted to to be in a creative and fun way while still getting the message across. This is one of the several videos I wrote and produced as part of that strategy, which we had to do with a VERY quick turnaround time. The videos became viral—no pun intended—with an...

A video we produced for emails announcing the change in email integrations in the company. We were charged with coming up with a creative concept to deliver bad news in a way that seemed a little less painful. The best way to deal with pain is to make if fun somehow, so that's what we did here in this campaign. I helped develop the communication plan, write the script, animate the motion graphics, and prepare for distribution. Successfully, the response from the audience was mostly positive!

This demo reel showcases the work I have produced through the years up to 2017. This demo reel includes footage I have shot, produced, and had a major role in creating, and features clips from short and feature films, commercials, promotional videos, documentaries, and more.

I was responsible for producing a commercial for the Creamery on Ninth East, including a message to make the ice cream look fancy while also using the Y Mountain Sundae product placement. We ended up winning a couple national Telly Awards for this one!

A video I produced for the Chant411 service at Coastal Carolina University with almost 100% motion graphics. I was asked to produce this video as something that can be seen silent on Facebook, be used in presentations during New Student Orientations to new students and families, as well as serve as a 30-second commercial. This video is the result of the versatility needed with an energetic feeling for something that is simply relaying information (with a call to action!).

A #tealnation commercial I produced and directed for Coastal Carolina University (and the final project I produced). I also did the green screen and motion graphics work on this project as well.