It can sometimes be difficult to make a professional project fun but James is the master! We all…read morebonded instantly and even when a day lasts 12 hours, the energy stayed level and entertaining. You could see him working efficiently and effectively to keep the client engaged in the entire process as well as involving the actors and crew to make the best spot possible. Can't wait to work with Jamestown again!

If you were to spend money on one person to have on your team, I would have to recommend James…read moreDayton as your man. During pre-production he has a keen sense of determination and attention to detail that is absolutely imperative in order to meet deadlines and fulfill requests you didn't know you needed. During production, his swiss army knife-like sensibility to get things done smoothly will reassure you your production is in good hands and will arrive on time as budgeted. For anyone shooting commercials, films, music videos, or simply a low-budget internal industrial video, James is your Salt Lake City, Utah-located producer.

I really appreciate how prompt and thorough they were in answering my questions and providing a…read moregreat quote. This was for my parents, and they're so excited to work with them to digitize all their precious family videos. They're also fixing our old camcorder and converting our old 8mm films, which means we'll finally be able to revisit so many special memories. The entire process has been smooth so far, and I'll be sure to update with another review once everything is complete. We're really looking forward to rewatching all those childhood moments!

Wow. Well worth the money. I had some 30-year old VHS-C camcorder tapes that were in bad shape,…read moreincluding the thinner 30-minute variety that degrade faster. A few were so bad you could barely make out what was being filmed because of all the loss, distortion, etc. I thought I just waited too long to transfer them and those memories were pretty much lost. These guys recovered essentially 100% of the images and quality. I can't believe how well they turned out. Go to these guys for media transfer archiving.

Andrey is incredibly talented. He turned our first time family photos into an experience we'll…read morenever forget! The time and energy he put into our shoot shows how dedicated and passionate he is about his art and profession. He not only got some amazing shots but he also turned our whole theme into a well thought out story line. We had so much fun working with Andrey and we hope to work with him for many more of our family pics in the future! Thank you Andrey and Anastasia!

Andrey is so responsive and helpful and is motivated to make your photo experience everything you…read moreimagine and more! We had such a fun time with him during our shoot. He made our civil ceremony such a special memory, I wish we could do it all over again! He makes you feel very comfortable and he really makes your vision come to life. Book him!!

Mike Lee is one of the best production pros I've worked with in my (gasp!) 40 years as a…read moreproducer/writer/director. Mike is not only a highly skilled and creative editor/producer/videographer, but one of the most cooperative and easy to work with guys you'll ever meet. A++ rating for Mike Lee and Fast Forward Productions. Jerry Andersch

From the owner: A small hip and humble video production company for all aspects of media. We can handle a simple…read moreshoot to a complex broadcast project.

I have had the great privilege of working with Brent and the whole team at BW Productions for…read moreseveral of our events at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute. We have benefited enormously from BW's technical expertise, professionalism, and exceptional customer service. They are the go-to resource for any of our A/V needs regardless of the size or scope of the even. We look forward to all of our future collaborations with thus remarkable team!

BW Productions, in Salt Lake City: They are very good clients to work for and very professional…read moreproducing videos specific to client needs. They're attentive to their clients needs, and great video producers. I provided lighting assistance (gaffer/grip) for them in Winter Park Colorado. They are very friendly. Nick Teti, Mister Photon Media, Denver CO

They have helped me duplicate/transfer videos, slides, cassette tapes, photos, etc. for years. It's…read morenot inexpensive, but worth it for irreplaceable memories. Plan ahead because it takes awhile (days/weeks/months depending on the job). They are professionals. Open Mondays through Fridays 10 am - 6 pm.

This gem is like stepping right into 1998, a great little locally owned place to get DVDs made or…read moreget a scrapbook printed. BUT....they are way behind modern technology. Also, be prepared to wait 20 minutes to an hour upon walking in just to get to talk to the person behind the desk, even if there's only one person ahead of you, because usually the person ahead of you is elderly and getting an in depth explanation of the difference between a slide show and a "playable DVD" all the while repeating "I'm not a computer person". One time there were 2 men in the lobby having a conversation about how "computers are the sign of the end of times". I had to come back twice, and all 3 times in their store included a monster wait. An easy fix would be if the technician in the back could come up and help take payments or whatnot when there is a slowdown, but I believe this place probably prides itself in taking its good ole time. The waiting area has an audio file of their radio advertisement playing on repeat, enough to drive a person nuts. But there are LDS ensign magazines and boy scout quarterly to read. BIG PLUS there is a shark tank! (one reason why this is not a 1 star review) So basically, this place is a great resource for retired folks, that have all the time in the world, that need help getting their old Kodak slides transferred onto a CD-ROM, or putting together a big memorial scrapbook or slideshow. They will be helpful, nice and friendly. But if you have an easy job, and don't have an hour in the middle of the day to waste, once on dropping off, and again on picking up a week or two later, or an extra trip when you realize they don't understand file sharing, Costco might be your answer. I have since discovered that they would have done my job for about $15. Let's just say that this place has a particular type of customer who probably loves them, but it aint me. P.S. They actually don't have the capability to go VHS to digital file, if that's what you're looking for. I had to pay for VHS to DVD and then DVD to my thumb drive. So for a 20 minute video of my brother in a school play ended up costing me almost 40 bucks plus the cost of purchasing a new thumb drive, because they didn't know how to share the MP4 with me in any other way (like email or Google Drive or Dropbox).