Grand Canyon Rentals Adventures Commercial Shoot // Flagstaff Commercial Videographer

I headed to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon to Tusayan to film for Grand Canyon Rentals Adventures. They are a Polaris outfitter that rents side by sides to explore the dirt roads in the Kaibab National Forest near the Grand Canyon. Customers can also drive their side by side into Grand Canyon National Park to take in the incredible views. It is a fantastic adventure. These side by sides have top notch shocks and give a smooth ride. The GPS makes it impossible to get lost, and there are miles of dirt roads to explore.

John, the owner of G.C. Rentals Adventures wanted to create a film that showcases the customer experience. Customers often ask what their storefront looks like, how they can load their snacks, if there are coolers, safety equipment, GPS, helmets, goggles, etc. This video answers all these questions and will give potential customers the confidence they need to book their reservation. In addition to this video, I created shorter versions, perfect for reels and stories.

I loved this experience, and we are planning a future shoot to showcase their overnight camping trips.

Chief Pat Kenny, Taking the Cape Off // Sedona and Flagstaff Commercial Videographer

I had the wonderful opportunity to interview and film Fire Chief Pat Kenny. His 20 year old son died by suicide and not long after, his wife died of cancer. He has written a book titled “Taking the Cape Off: How to Lead Through Mental Illness, Unimaginable Grief and Loss”. He talked to me about how his “cape” failed to protect those he loves most, and how he has dealt with such loss while being a leader of a fire department. Chief Kenny has tremendous insight and guidance about addressing the stigma of mental illness in the workplace and home, and his story will help so many.

You can find his book HERE.

I filmed multiple segments of Chief Kenny. Below is a segment about Leadership and Mental Health. If you are interested in watching the others, please contact me at leslieallrediflms@gmail.com

Canyon Pet Hospital {Flagstaff Commercial Videographer}

Canyon Pet Hospital is Northern Arizona’s premier veterinary hospital. When they reached out to me about creating a recruitment video for veterinarians and LVTs, I was excited to take on such a complex project . I met with their management staff where we created a list of goals, composed a list of questions and got to work. I conducted close to 20 interviews with their staff. I enjoy conducting interviews, because one of my strengths is making people feel comfortable in front of the camera, when in the hot seat with a light shining on them. I listen well, and help make sure the interviewee leaves feeling confident. During the interviews, there was so much positive energy about the work atmosphere, quality of care given, and support received by management.

I then filmed the staff working with their patients, and I was very impressed and touched with the level of love and care shown toward the animals and their owners. I filmed a momma dog getting one of her final ultrasounds before delivering puppies. I filmed a rabbit getting surgery, a dog recovering from being hit by a car, dogs in physical therapy, pets in for their routine checkups, and so much more. We also wanted to showcase what a wonderful place Flagstaff is to live so I included drone footage of our beautiful town and well as some scenic shots from a round town.

I then edited close to 2 hours of footage down to this 3:49 recruitment film for CPH, and I’m very proud of it.

This was a wonderful, huge project, and I am grateful for the opprotunity create a useful tool for such a quality Flagstaff business.

Came to Pass Recovery Promotional Film {Flagstaff commercial videographer}

I had the wonderful opportunity of filming a promotional film for Came to Pass Recovery , located here in Flagstaff, AZ. Came to Pass provides holistic addiction treatment, counseling, and transitional recovery to males 18 and older. Flagstaff is a wonderful place to come for recovery. It is welcoming, accepting, and a place that is easy to get back into nature. As I interviewed the CEO, medical director, clinical director, therapists, social workers, and others, it was clear that Came to Pass is a group of highly experienced professionals who are passionate about their work and helping others.