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Alex Vachon Studios is Alex Vachon's film, video production and video coaching company based in NYC. Cartouche Creations LLC is Mr.
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Vachon's video production company and is based in Manhattan. It produces high end videos for marketing and training purposes. Recent clients include Nokia, Cirque du Soleil, and non-profits such as the Rockefeller Foundation. Please contact Alex Vachon at 646-301-9764 to learn more about Cartouche Creations.

28/05/2023

Supertalls, superlong summer days at Central Park…

28/03/2021

A third testimonial video for Trevor's Guild - Monthly Coaching & Mentoring. Thank you Peter Vinck for your great insights captured remotely in the middle of the Covid pandemic. I enjoyed making this video with you.
https://youtu.be/ljo1D-6bY_I

Testimonial videos are the ultimate social proof for brands. The testimonials we make at https://www.alexvachonstudios.com are genuine and authentic. Here...

01/12/2020

Another testimonial video for Trevor Blake ’s Guild. Also shot remotely, thousands of miles apart.

01/12/2020

A testimonial video for Trevor Blake. Interview was shot remotely.

14/11/2020

If Steven Soderbergh does it for his feature films, why not for our Facebook ads?

https://youtu.be/K5mHLYMCsQg

Steven Soderbergh is a prolific and highly respected filmmaker, who has used iPhones to shoot his latest feature films, Unsane and High Flying Bird.

Even before the pandemic, I was attracted by the ability to shoot video content remotely, especially for testimonial videos (testimonial videos are one of the most impactful form of marketing vehicles because they combine authenticity, credibility and social proof).

But with the lockdowns and sanitary precautions, remote video production has become a norm. And my experience with testimonial videos came in handy.

For example, with business coach Susan Gatti, we filmed her using her iPhone 11. I was remotely directing her through a Zoom call using her tablet. We never use Zoom or Skype to record the video content, we ideally use a late model smart phone, and the results, frankly are amazing for both audio and video tracks. We even didn't have to use a lapel or external microphone here! We shot the ads both vertically and horizontally.

The ability to quickly shoot these messages remotely should be noted by every business. Because we don't have to send a crew on location, the costs of filming stay low, and turnaround times are faster too.

This is very exciting for everyone considering using more videos for their promotional needs.

What do you think? Does remote filming open up ideas for your business?

When Immixid's Susan Gatti approached me to produce a Facebook and Instagram ad (she coaches coaches and consultants on how to ditch the workshop hustle), it...

31/08/2020

The Irish Hunger Memorial downtown Manhattan is a surreal location to film at, with its cool light strips.

Can’t wait to film there!

06/08/2020

Hi friends, my new website is now AlexVachonStudios.com . This is where we're going to post our latest work and invite you to chat with us regarding movie, television and video creation. I'd love for you to join my partners/team and myself there at members.alexvachonstudios.com.

22/07/2020

If you know people who are making their own videos but are finding the process frustrating, with scant results? I'm opening the lines to their questions, tomorrow at 4:00 PM on VideoAssist.online. Ask me anything around video making, video marketing strategy , Youtube creators, any aspect of video that needs more clarity and guidance. It's free!

13/07/2020

I'm super thrilled, can't contain myself. I've created a community based site to help people create their own videos, with my personal assistance, in whatever form and shape it can take. You can reach me personally to ask me questions, you will be able to take video-making courses, you'll be able to ask questions on the boards. I'm just getting started, and you're more than welcome to become a member, it's free.

Here's the logo:

https://video-assist.mn.co/

06/07/2020

I'm super excited to announce that we are going to launch Walkthrough Video Tips, an online course for people, in a week, Monday July 13. It's a course that teaches how to film and edit walkthrough videos.

Here are some screenshots of the course.

30/06/2020

17/04/2020

Pour ceux qui aiment le Cirque Du Soleil. Un super show diffusé sur Youtube!

Free streaming of Cirque du Soleil ZED tonight!

https://youtu.be/3zuBpFgxDCI

For this week’s 60 minute special we have something you won’t want to miss: a live show recording of our show ZED! This show was only performe...

17/03/2020

Hey Bonjour all! What are you guys up to today? Tell me, I want to know. How do you plan on spending the day?

I moved my desk-on-wheels to my bay window. I live in Queens, in Woodside.

I have a virtual meeting with a person in Paris, and another one in Manhattan, then I need to finish 2 videos, record a voice over tomorrow, the voice actor is somewhere on the Pacific coast.

Plus, I've got a wonderful new client who confirmed that he wants to move forward with video production and video marketing. I can't tell you more for now, because we still need to sign our papers. The other good news is that I can continue video production with a remote video recording platform. So this opens the possibilities for people to make all sorts of announcements. I'll share some of those videos later.

Can you share any good news or positive thoughts with us?

10/02/2020

We just made this video for our new client KettleSpace in NYC.

28/12/2019

Happy new year dear friends! 2020 will bring tremendous breakthroughs and growth for all of us. Let's celebrate!

I'm going to launch Iconic Testimonial Videos, a coaching program that will teach entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, and public speakers how to bring massive growth to their business, by creating powerful testimonial video campaigns.

What are you planning to do for your business in 2020?

11/12/2019

Iconic Testimonial Videos - Quick Overview

Iconic Testimonial Videos specializes in providing the best testimonial videos in the world. We can record the testimonials remotely from wherever your clients/customers are located. Contact Alex to learn more at (800) 988-2767 now.

To learn more, visit https://iconictestimonialvideos.mykajabi.com

11/12/2019

Iconic Testimonial Videos - Quick Overview

Testimonial videos are the best shortcut to more sales. Social proof provides the green light your clients are looking for.

06/12/2019

This is the end of the year, it's time for a little wrap up of the year. Please answer my survey! It will help me create video services that can truly help you.

In 2019, for your business, what was the biggest...

02/10/2019

Modern life...

28/09/2019

Then one door miraculously opened.

26/09/2019

Skyscraper

20/09/2019

It was a night to remember...

20/09/2019

Look ahead of you, never behind .

20/09/2019

There’s no sin, just a big circus.

20/09/2019

We’re so lucky to be here.

20/09/2019

The bell rang 12 times, then...

29/07/2019

There was perhaps another way to see things...

22/07/2019

17/07/2019

Light and dark in the park

16/07/2019

Poetic night

12/07/2019

Shilpa Ananth Promo 2

Hey friends, how are you doing today. Want to boost your morale?
If you want to make a REMARKABLE THING today. Come to this event and help the kids in the slums of India. I'll be there.
https://youtu.be/ZiaG1yLWRgc

http://cartouchecreations.com We're a boutique video production company based in New York city. Contact us to learn more about the formidable power of videos...

09/07/2019

Hey? Anyone here right now?
I'm going live just for fun.

06/07/2019

Welcome to our facility Neil. They took me to the basement immediately (this artwork is for sale, contact me for more info).

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Thursday	08:00 - 14:00
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We just made this video for our new client KettleSpace in NYC.

Iconic Testimonial Videos - Quick Overview

Iconic Testimonial Videos specializes in providing the best testimonial videos in the world. We can record the testimonials remotely from wherever your clients/customers are located. Contact Alex to learn more at (800) 988-2767 now. To learn more, visit https://iconictestimonialvideos.mykajabi.com

Does your business use storytelling?

Storytelling is the most powerful tool to make an impact with someone. Yet, most brands and organizations don't use storytelling, they use data telling. How is that possible? This video is an example of how Makidoo (a mobile video app) can rapibly expand your ability to make professional branded stories using your phone as a video studio.

Kettle Space Session hosted by Cartouche Creations LLC

A montage of scenes from a scientific television program.

This is a recent video we made for Lippe Taylor in New York. In all, we created 12 videos from assets that were shot by my friend Alex De Suvero.

Small Business: Leadership Coaching

Have you heard of Life Coaches? Janon Hamel is one, but she also coaches Managers, Leaders and Executives. She asked Cartouche to produce a series of videos for her website. http://hamelcoaching.com/

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Cartouche’s story is a little bizare...

Hello friend. So why Cartouche? Where does this mysterious name come from?

Cartouche means “cartridge” in French. Let me explain...

When I was a young boy, I would sometimes have the incredible chance to put my hands on my father’s Super 8 camera, a beautiful Kodak Instamatic M6 marvel.

To shoot my movies, I would call up a bunch of friends and give them costumes for their parts. Luc would get my dad’s beautiful brown felt hat, my other friend Dimitri would dress up as an old lady. We were maybe 10-11 years old... Another friend would wear a rubber skull mask and covered himself with some type of black rag...

The monstrous skull would jump on the old lady and massacre her... lots of ketchup on her face and on the ground... then Luc would arrive wearing his detective film-noirish oversized hat and shoot the monster with a toy gun... and that was it. Beautiful.

Then I would get more ambitious, and go to my house’s garage, get some rubbing alcohol, pour generous quantities on the floor around the skulled monster, then light it up, filming a ring of flames forming around him. Such a great scene! Great special effects! Oh my God, I was in heaven. I kept shooting and shooting the scene. Flames would go up, and start licking my friend’s rag, then the fire would grow, I kept shooting. The camera motor would stop when I would run out of film right? Oh, the fire was getting out of control, so I finally dropped the camera and rushed to my friend’s help who was putting out the fire on him, and on the floor around him.

Thankfully, the house didn’t burn to the ground, my friend was safe. Ah, the magic of cinema! I picked up the camera, pulled the trigger and continued filming the story, with Luc the detective saving the day again and killing the skull rubber monster once more. But, but... The motor kept running. Long minutes of filming would pass. I was filming a feature film! I thought... mmmhhh... My dad bought bigger longer film cartridges. Great.

So I finally gave up and took the film cartridge out of the camera, put it in the aluminum wrap and my dad eventually sent it to the lab.

When the film came back, processed, all rolled up in a little reel, I was so elated. The euphoria of creation was finally going to be rewarded by a super-production-big-effect-like-blockbuster! But I started to wonder, why so little film rolled up in this little reel? Can that be?

I threaded the film in the projector and started to watch the film. The film lasted only 2 and a half minutes. The last scene on the reel was my skull friend entering the garage. Then, no more film! Nothing of the glorious ring-of-fire special effect! Nothing of the infernal closeups of the flames! No sign of Luc coming in and killing the monster neither!

Just a white empty screen...

Thus Cartouche Creations. A way to remind me of the blissful creation of this masterpiece I had filmed with my friends, and never really saw its manifestation, at least in our dimension. It is forever in the ethers of some creative universe, surrounded by the energy of euphoria and delight, being recorded by a never ending motor that keeps rolling and rolling in a plastic cartridge, my sweet magical cartouche.

By naming my company Cartouche Creations, I just hope to again and forever tap into this absolute joy of co-creating something unique, special and gripping. Something that makes you pay attention, something that pushes you on the edge of your seat, for a moment or two. And it makes me never forget to put enough film in the camera, or whatever technology we’re using at that moment...

Alex Vachon

P.S.: I just want to thank my friends Dimitri, Luc, and whoever played the skull monster. I don’t think I ever thanked them enough.