Welcome to Home Park Productions. We are a full service video solutions company that is based in the Atlanta area. We have a dedicated team that is ready to give your company the tools that you need to create a better way to reach out to your clients and present your company in an innovative light. Our goal is to create from scratch or add to you existing tools a quality film or video that will give clients a creative view of your products and personnel that will save you time and money. In many cases a video or film can mean the difference between getting new bigger clients or just blending in. Let us work with you and create a budget friendly project that will wow your clients and competition.
Homepark News
July 2010
We have just finished creating a series of video testimonials for StarFoundation.org You can view them here.
Orange Amplifiers has hired us to create several interviews with bands that use their equipment. A preview of Mastadon is available for viewing on our Vimeo Page.
Homepark Productions has created a website for Allpoints.
Summer 2009
Homepark Productions Records The Wild's Album and gets great Reviews. You can listen here.
September 3rd, 2008
Homepark Productions' own Basil Mironer has traveled across the world to take part in writing and directing a film entitled WEIRD FISH. Feel free to click the following link to learn even more about this exciting project: Weird Fish Blog.
A synopsis of the short film WEIRD FISH (IKAN LANGKA).
Our film takes place in Kawal, a small fishing village located in Bintan.
The story of death and discovery follows Moro, an elderly fisherman having trouble coping with his last days.
Moro wants to be with his deceased wife for eternity. Tired of waiting to die he makes several attempts to take his own life but is too stubborn to actually go through with it.
During the film Moro develops a relationship with an old woman, a local fish gutter named Fifi. It becomes his last meaningful connection, a short love with another person before his death.
Open ocean boat rides, monsoons, the drowning of a young boy, traditional fishing methods, Muslim and Buddhist traditions, and a beautiful and unique look into the life in Kawal. These elements are just some of the things that the audience will experience in Weird Fish (Ikan Langka).