CREATEAVISION
Ginny DiBernardo
Ginny (a.k.a. Virginia Juliet
Delino) is both the president and the driving force behind CREATEAVISION.
As an award winning producer and director, she has produced numerous
videotapes, film projects, international and
With more than 15 years of experience and an outstanding track record of success, she's earned the respect of corporate clients and professional colleagues alike with her creativity, insight, and straight-shooting ability to hit the bull's eye every time.
Project examples include:
The total project management of
AT&T's first multi-million dollar launch of its e-commerce products and
services. Services included locating venue, negotiating contracts and
overseeing all aspects of production and design -- from staging, 70mm
projection of multi-screen video, programming of product demonstrations,
coordinating seminars, to evening customer dinner reception with live
entertainment. The project also included the coordination of a major
25-city promotional tour to support the product launch.
Production of a 12-minute video for Sony
Production Systems Marketing group. The tape was seen for the first time
at the SMPTE trade show in New York to introduce a newly purchased company, now
a division of Sony, that designs, builds and installs TV facilities the tape is
also used as a sales tool by the Sony sales force. A short version was
shown on a video wall at NAB.
Broadcast coordination for
AT&T Corporate Television, handling all facets of internal as well as
external live broadcasts. This included working with clients on
origination sites, production, receive site coordination, promotion, satellite
reservations, down link preparations, two-way audio for remote locations, and
all other technical aspects of the broadcast
Project management for an AT&T
exhibit to commemorate the 100th year anniversary of the public payphone.
After opening in New York, the exhibit traveled across the country receiving
national media coverage, increasing AT&T's presence in competitive
markets. Responsible for managing the entire project, from meeting with
and choosing designers, working with historians, to overseeing the fabrication,
design and copy of the brochure, and acting as executive producer of the
videotape shown in the exhibit.