Posts Tagged: National Park Service

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1
Dec 09

Henninger Media Services wins 9 TIVA Peer Awards

The 13th Annual TIVA Peer Awards were presented to television and video’s best at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. last week.  Henninger Media Services (“Henninger”) capped off a successful year for its creative team, honored with a noteworthy nine awards!

Henninger’s in-house production department, Henninger Productions, won multiple awards for its turnkey script-to-screen projects, including the following:

  • Gold for A Restless Giant – The Ever Changing Nature of Mount Rainier in the “Documentary (Under 30 Minutes)” category.  Henninger produced this stunning documentary over the course of two years at Mount Rainier for the National Park Service.
  • Gold for The Great Escape: The Final Secrets in the “Documentary (Over 30 Minutes)” category.  This revealing World War II documentary was produced and fully finished by Henninger for the National Geographic Channel.
  • Gold for Will Allen in the “Internet Only: Public Relations/Marketing” category, a poignant bio video produced by for Lipman Hearne and the MacArthur Foundation.
  • Silver for Land Systems Overview in the “Public Relations/Marketing ($50,000 and Over)” category.  This action-packed promotional piece was produced by the Henninger team for General Dynamics.

Accepting the awards on behalf of Henninger Productions was their Production Manager, Sue O’Hora.  Several other members of Henninger’s experienced and talented staff were in attendance as well, accepting numerous awards for their standout work for the company’s post production business:

  • Audio / Sound Design – Rob Fritts, Kenneth Gilbert, and Phelps Kelley won Gold for their sound design of National Geographic’s Orca Killing School.  This was a sound design packed documentary on killer whales.  Their combined efforts to complete this show made for a phenomenal audio experience.
  • Color Correction – Ted Snavely won Silver for Suicide Prevention.  SAIC produced this informative yet visually captivating piece for the United States Marine Corps.  Dave Markun won a Bronze for The Lion and the Mouse, a documentary produced by Afflare Films.  Both colorists worked on Henninger’s prestigious DaVinci 2K systems.
  • Editing – Kevin McCarthy won Bronze for Busting Boredom, a piece for Animal Planet shown in zoo kiosks nationwide.  This award was achieved in the “Editing: Non-Fiction (Under 30 Minutes)” category.
  • Graphics – Jamie Cave and Laurie Rihner won Silver for Lifestyle, an animated Internet spot created for SRCP Media.  They won this award in the “Internet Only: Graphics/Animation” category.

Henninger Media Services is extremely pleased and proud to be involved with TIVA and to win these prestigious awards chosen by our peers.

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Mar 09

Henninger Media Services has been awarded one of seven Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contracts from the National Park Service


Henninger Media Services (HMS) of Arlington, VA and Washington, D.C. has been awarded one of seven Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contracts from the National Park Service for complete audiovisual productions and services. The contract is a one-year contract with four one-year option periods.

The National Park Service award focuses on servicing the audiovisual production needs of the Department of the Interior, National Park Service, by providing products and services necessary to produce and deliver high-quality audiovisual programs. HMS will provide production and post-production services—which include scriptwriting, cinematography, editing, audio mixing, graphics, color correction and duplication services.

HMS is proud of the long-standing relationship they have with the National Park Service. They have a unique understanding of what the National Park Service requires and how programs need to be delivered, based on past experience on several projects. Most recently, HMS provided full production and post-production services for the interpretive film and six audio visual exhibits for Mount Rainier National Park; as well as post-production services for the Centennial Initiative Digital Highlights, an electronic digital report to the President of the United States.

Upon the announcement of the award, HMS’s Chief Operating Officer, Eric Hansen, stated, “this was such wonderful news for our company.  We’ve had the fortunate opportunity to work with the National Park Service on many high profile projects since 1992, and we look forward to the creative and technical possibilities that the next five years have in store for all of us!”

About Henninger Media Services

Henninger Media Services specializes in a full range of high definition services, including original script-to-screen production, video editing, color correction, film transfer, quality control, and duplication; as well as surround sound audio, motion graphics, design, and DVD. Henninger Media Services has served broadcast, corporate and government clients for over 25 years, with facilities in Washington, D.C., and Arlington, Virginia. Information on HMS can be obtained by calling Michael Delpierre at 703-908-4021 or by email at mdelpierre@henninger.com. Further information is available online at www.henninger.com.