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Company Profile
24fps Productions is an award-winning New York City-based production company specializing in creating and producing original programming, commercials, and short and long-form narratives. With a track record in travel, reality, adventure, lifestyle, sports, and factual programming, 24fps Productions pairs it’s creative and informative style with great imagery and powerful stories.
Highlights of the company's recent productions include “The Katie Brown Workshop” a 26 episode lifestyle show, currently airing on PBS. From delicious recipes, to working her magic with plants and flowers, to transforming ordinary items into stylish home decor, Katie Brown keeps pushing the envelope on art-of-living entertainment. Shot entirely on location from the scenic Berkshire mountains of western Massachusetts. 24fps Productions pushed the envelope of production, shooting a multicam 4-camera show, in multiple indoor and outdoor locations, giving the show a completely new and improved visual style. Season IV premiered in Spring 2009 in over 100 million homes nation wide. The company is in development on a variety of programming in the lifestyle, reality, and documentary genres.
24fps Productions, and its production partners have produced projects for: ABC, NBC, CBS, Cablevision, ESPN, MTV, the FLN, The History Channel, Time Warner, The Television Food Network, Metro TV, and others.
24fps Productions is active in the production industry. Members of the company have authored numerous industry-specific articles featured in major trade publications (including Studio Monthly, Videography, DV, HighDef.org, and others), and have spoken at several trade conferences.
From the Golden Pen Awards trip to Croatia in May, here’s a quick snapshot of day one, where the group toured the Dubrovnik cable car.
Established in 1969, this historic cable car was restored in 2010 after being damaged during the Croatian War of Independence. The ride takes you to the top of Mount Srđ, offering panoramic vistas of the Old Town, Adriatic Sea, and nearby islands.
Thank you, Croatia!
And thank you to for their event photos.
Back in May, 24fps' Tom Strodedl was honored to receive the 2024 Golden Pen Award for Media Ambassador from the Croatian Tourism Board. I am truly humbled to be recognized among such esteemed journalists and content creators.
The four days were filled with breathtaking sights, memorable tours, and delicious food. The best part? Meeting amazing people along the way. A huge thank you to Leila Kresic-Juric and the for organizing this unforgettable experience and for the prestigious recognition.
(And a special thanks to for their fantastic event photos)
My Croatian adventures began several years ago when we featured the country as one of the 13 stunning locations for our travel series on the Fine Living Network, with a reach of nearly 40 million homes. "Any Given Latitude," focused on travelers seeking luxury, local flavor, and adventure, taking viewers to destinations offering all three. Croatia did not disappoint.
Since then, I've been fortunate to return to Croatia multiple times, creating a diverse catalog of content. Highlights include documenting the reopening of the Dubrovnik cable car with its breathtaking views from Mount Srđ, the historic Palagruža regatta dating back to 1593, capturing a charity tennis match between legends John McEnroe and Goran Ivanišević, and exploring shipwrecks along Croatia's Adriatic coast, Including the largest and best-preserved ancient artifact, with over 1,800 amphorae dating from the 2nd century AD.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/04/22/can-the-world-be-simulated
In an article penned by Anna Wiener for The New Yorker's April 22 & 29th issue, the burgeoning influence of game engines like Unreal Engine in film and entertainment is meticulously explored. From the creation of digital assets to the simulation of entire environments, these tools are reshaping the landscape of storytelling and visual effects, offering filmmakers unprecedented creative possibilities. Moreover, their integration into the filmmaking process raises intriguing questions about the future of cinematic production and audience engagement.
As a tantalizing follow-up, this insightful analysis couldn't come at a more opportune moment. Stay tuned for an exciting announcement from us at 24fps Productions, where we'll unveil how we're harnessing these cutting-edge technologies to redefine the boundaries of immersive storytelling. Get ready to experience storytelling in a whole new dimension.
Video-game engines were designed to mimic the mechanics of the real world. They’re now used in movies, architecture, military simulations, and efforts to build the metaverse.
Seeking top-notch content to elevate your brand? Look no further! At 24fps Productions, we specialize in crafting captivating narratives across a spectrum of genres, from commercials and corporate videos to TV series and more. Let's collaborate and bring your vision to life!
Chef and Instructor Prasan "Pip" Fargrajrang from .thai.house_homestay, prepping the ingredients for the cooking class.
shooting cooking scene with host and Instructor Prasan "Pip" Fargrajrang from
Sompot guides host on the proper way to “Wai” (ไหว้) - the traditional Thai greeting.
Joanne with Instructor Prasan "Pip" Fargrajrang from , learning how to make Shrimp Pad Thai.
Vegetables and Spices at , a short canal ride from Bangkok
Life along the Bangkok canals.
We had the privilege producing for and on the 2nd episode of their documentary series, When Sharks Attack. The episode, "Mayhem in Miami" focuses on a group of scientists trying to explain the 2017 spike in shark attacks in the southern Florida/Miami area. You can watch it tonight at 7 PM EST on Nat Geo Wild, or on 7/10 at 5 PM EST (check your local listings).
River lizard, Bangkok canals.
Houses along the Bangkok canals.
Wat Arun near Thonburi. Bangkok canals.
Floating soup vendor, Bangkok canals.
Sights, Bangkok canals.
The floating Ru Mai Thai restaurant, Bangkok canals.
Long tail boat, Bangkok canals.
Church along the Bangkok canal.
Sompot and host in an interview aboard a long tail boat, traveling the canals of Bangkok, an intricate system of over 1,682 canals that cover more than 1,600 miles in length.
Sompot and post-interview posing next to the Reclining Buddha
Interviewing Sompot at the reclining Buddha outside of the ruins of Ayuthaya, with . , and
Reclining Buddha outside of the ruins of Ayuthaya.
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From the Golden Pen Awards trip to Croatia in May, here’s a quick snapshot of day one, where the group toured the Dubrovnik cable car. Established in 1969, this historic cable car was restored in 2010 after being damaged during the Croatian War of Independence. The ride takes you to the top of Mount Srđ, offering panoramic vistas of the Old Town, Adriatic Sea, and nearby islands. Thank you, Croatia! And thank you to @photoadria for their event photos. #Dubrovnik #CableCar #TravelCroatia #VisitDubrovnik #MountSrd #PanoramicViews #HistoricRides #TravelGram #ExploreCroatia #Croatia #GoldenPenAward #MediaAmbassador #croatiafulloflife #experiencedubrovnik #dubrovnik #travelcroatia #TravelCommunity @pcpublicrelations @croatiantourismboard @croatiafulloflife
