With experience from big-budget major network shows (Silicon Valley Goldbergs, Bones, Castle and more) and commercial production (Wen, Dish Network, and Mally Beauty) to no-budget/nonprofit projects (UM Army, Youth For Christ, and The Dallas Museum of Art), with over 350 videos under their belt and 10 years of shooting and editing experience, Noah Sargent and his team of professionals have your high-end video needs covered. Noah has been nominated for seven Lone Star Emmy Awards (two winners), and has won two Telly awards. Our company's work has been featured by BBC America, Pop Culture Blog for The Dallas Morning News, FX Luxe, and Cartermatt. Don't take our word for it: Check them out for yourself in the links below. "What it (the video) actually did was bring the house down. The guests that night — most of who politely and dutifully attend black-tie functions frequently — cheered and applauded like sports fans through the six-minute video, which was shot at the DMA and the penthouse of The Joule Hotel, the ball’s presenting sponsor. It played on three gigantic screens moments after everyone was seated in the dinner tent. Fake British accents, silly facial expressions, slapstick comedy: The video has it all, including intrigue, gossip and a cameo at the end that garnered the biggest whoops and hollers of the night. Pour a cup of tea, settle in and enjoy six minutes of self-deprecation." -- Rob Brinkley "We have what has to be one of the smartest museum advertisements that we’ve seen, at least to the extent that we would never be talking about the Dallas Museum of Art on a TV themed news site otherwise. The visuals on this parody are actually quite stunning (which you would certainly expect coming from an art museum), and while the acting and the British accents are at times rather corny, we have to applaud them for finding a new way to get the message out there rather than just some straightforward commercial." -- Matt Carter Media