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What Sets Us Apart
Edit House Productions LLC, is proud to be one of the leaders in the New Mexico video production industry. Since our beginning, we have been consistently ranked among Albuquerque Business First’s top film and video production firms. What sets us apart is the...
How to Use Depth of Field
Most people can tell the difference between good video and bad video production. They may not be able to articulate why a production is good or bad whether it’s bad lighting, color or something else, they’ll just know something was off. One tool that we use at Edit...
Ed Smith Selected to Participate in FBI Citizens Academy
Ed Smith, Owner, Producer, and Search Specialist at Edit House Productions LLC, has been selected to participate in the FBI’s Citizens Academy program. The Citizens Academy is a six-to-eight-week program designed to give community leaders a rare glimpse into how the...
All About Field of View
At Edit House Productions LLC, we give careful thought to how a production is put together so that it tells a story. We use different types of shots to communicate different information to the viewer. The field of view of a shot, or balance between the principal...
Continuity in Production
When shooting a commercial, marketing video, or documentary, many times capturing the necessary footage can take place over a period of days, weeks or even months. When a shoot takes a prolonged period of time, a production is susceptible to continuity errors. Viewers...
Responsible Gaming New Mexico: Addressing Addiction
The Responsible Gaming Association of New Mexico is an alliance made up of tribal casinos throughout the state that have come together to help address problem and compulsive gambling. RGANM works to draw attention to these issues and direct individuals who need...
Storytelling in Production: Part 1
Great commercial production is dependent upon compelling storytelling that’s relevant to the viewer. A compelling story moves viewers to act, and ultimately that’s the reason we advertise – to influence behavior. When we embark on a video production project, the first...
Haven House Goes Rogue
Edit House Productions LLC is proud to sponsor a premier showing of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story to raise money in support of Haven House, Sandoval County’s only domestic violence shelter. The events of Rogue One take place somewhere between Revenge of the Sith and A...
Edit House Upgrades to 4K Cameras
Here at Edit House, we are always striving to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to developments in the video production industry. In 2007, we set the HD standard in the state of New Mexico. We were the first Albuquerque video production company in the state to...
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Testimonials
In my book, Edit House is 5 stars! Every year, we premiere a video to show the great work our organization is doing. Six years and videos later, our relationship continues, and each video tops the last! Ed and Kim along with their team capture precious moments and draw out powerful interviews. Great quality work with years of experience behind the business!
Michele Benevidez, The Catholic Foundation
The New Mexico State Police has worked with Edit House for years now and we are very happy with the product that has been generated. They are professional and personable. I recommend them to everyone I come into contact that could use their services.
Kevin Bruno, NMSP Lieutenant
Thanks to Edit House, our company has double the business because of the outstanding efforts from your team. This is the beginning of a long and profitable business relationship! Thank you for all you have done to help us grow!
Kimberly Harmon, American Restoration Water and Fire
Our experience with Edit House has been outstanding. They are very organized and thorough with everything they do. I highly recommend them!
Bill Melloy, Melloy Dodge
If there was a rating of 10 stars, they would get it from us!!! They are patient, kind, and willing to share new ideas and what works and what does not.
Karen Fitzpatrick, Harris Jewelers