Founder Marty Collins Type Privately held company | Founded 2004 | |
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Industry Film, Post-production, Visual Effects Website www.DigitalMediaFactory.com Headquarters Santa Cruz, California, United States | ||
The Digital Media Factory is a multi-media design, production and post-production facility founded by Marty Collins and wife, Ginny Mitchell along with partners Ned Hearn and Brian Critchlow. They are located in Santa Cruz, California in the former Wrigley Gum manufacturing facility located at 2809 Mission Street on the west end of Santa Cruz.
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History
Founded in 2004, the Digital Media Factory is a multi-business studio system that designs, develops, produces, replicates and distributes digital media products. The Factory and the companies working on the studio lot serve the digital media needs of business, education, government, entertainment and local communities. The overall mission of Digital Media Factory is to build a factory that produces, markets and distributes digital educational and entertainment media products for a global marketplace.
The Digital Media Factory has several subsidiary companies, including Eyetracktion, Digital Signage Factory, and the Digital Media Learning Foundation
Some of the Digital Media Factory's credits include:
Blur (2007) - Feature Film
VoteVets.org | Wesley Clark and John Batiste (2007) - online ads
Girls From Santa Cruz (2003) - live concert DVD
Awards
Several awards include a San Jose Joey Award for Marty Collin's involvement as Director of Photography and Lighting in the movie The Dead Pit as well as a Joey Award for Industry Development. Earlier awards include several Telly Awards for advertising and television.
Current Productions
On The Road with Big John
Junk Art Scramble
Programming the Nation?
Santa Cruz Live
Nature Rangers