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Executive Summary: Mustang International produced an epic feeling, hard-hitting statistical review to encourage a very specific audience to consider joining MUP in their work to share the Christian Gospel with the entire world.

Mustang International was charged by the missions agency Missions to Unreached Peoples (MUP.ORG) with the task of producing a new customized video to highlight strategic statistics about the number of people on the planet with absolutely no access to the gospel… i.e. no chance of ever hearing of Christ and therefore having no opportunity to decide one way or another about his claims.

The video was produced with custom music with the goal to capture the epic seriousness of these facts presented. The minimalistic, but high tech look, is intended to allow the data, the facts, to speak with minimal distractions.

Click here to watch the video.

On The Road

Executive Summary: Mustang International has started production on a documentary about two young people looking to work in the music industry while capturing the fun of a once-in-a-lifetime road trip.

On The Road: A Rock-n-Roll Journey is still in progress. From July 8 through July 24 of 2011, two young musicians traveled over 3000 miles and 11 states interviewing artists, musicians, producers and others in the music industry about what constitutes success and gathering advice as they start their careers in music.

Additional interviews are being conducted and all of the information and media collected during this once-in-a-lifetime journey are being compiled into a documentary book! Like many documentaries, one thing leads to another, and this project is still being processed with possible new material to be added before it’s conclusion.

Read more about this project on this website at On The Road or check out OnTheRoad.mustangintl.com.

Behind the Scenes of AFTERSHOCKS

Executive Summary: Mustang International was tasked with capturing behind-the-scenes video and photographs during the filming of the movie promotional short for Aftershocks.

Short films are becoming more and more important in the entertainment world as companies want to produce something powerful and engaging, while not investing too heavily until an audience can be confirmed. AFTERSHOCK is a short film that lets the audience get a taste of the storyline that includes a strange twist in conjunction with what appears to be a hostile alien invasion. The project is produced using top quality personnel and equipment. The process of showing the competency of those producing it is often as important as the final piece since pieces like this can be springboards to much bigger things. Mustang International was tasked with this job.

The Kilroy Show Pilot Episodes

Executive Summary: Mustang International produced a high-end, high-definition music program television show pilot that far surpasses the typical quality of such projects.

In the spring of 2009, Eddie Kilroy, country music producer and the creator of XM Radio’s Willie’s Place, contacted Mustang International. Kilroy, and his friend Willie Nelson, had discussed producing a television show out of Texas using Willie’s truck stop/theatre just south of Dallas/Ft.Worth as the venue. After months of planning and assembling a 35+ person team, two one-hour shows were produced as pilot episodes featuring a number of acts including country music legends Charley Pride and Mickey Gilley. The project required multiple top-quality high-definition cameras. The audio was superbly mixed, album quality, using the 31 channels of audio recorded live during the taping. The result was astounding quality.

Unfortunately, Willie’s Place as a venue did not survive, but this pilot continues to impress those who know what they’re looking for and listening for in video. Mickey Gilley did state that it’s likely one of the very best recordings of a performance of himself that he had ever seen. A week after the taping, Mickey Gilley took a serious tumble, leaving him severely paralyzed. He has recovered some mobility, but unfortunately, he’s unlikely to ever play the piano again as well as in this pilot recording.

This project is still actively leading to new production opportunities in the works even now.

Documentary: Darfur, Sudan

Executive Summary: Mustang International was able to work effectively in a highly volatile international setting to accurately capture and communicate the status of a controversial geo-political event within the parameters of the funding group.

In 2007, Humanitarian International Services Group approached Mustang International with a very specific and challenging production request. The goal was to travel into the resistance-held area of Darfur, in Africa’s largest nation Sudan, and capture interviews and imagery to be used to document the state of affairs in this war-torn region. The entire project was to be high-definition, but low profile. The technology available at the time that matched the budget and size requirements led to picking HDV as the format. Shooting any type of video in this country, even with national governmental approval and documentation, proved to be very challenging. Nevertheless, a 22-minute overview documentary was produced for the funding supporters – in addition to the 33+ interviews captured during the trip. Unfortunately, the contents of the project were ultimately deemed politically problematic and never publicly released.

B-Sweet Music Video for Dolby Labs

Executive Summary: Mustang International assisted with the production of a high-quality music video for Dolby Labs.

Mustang International as asked to assist in the production of a music video that would be used by Dolby to highlight new 7.1 Surround Sound technology and a extremely high-end production video monitor. Mustang International provided key logistical support behind-the-scenes including communications, mobile facilities for staging and actor make-up and wardrobe, as well as general troubleshooting throughout the multi-day production. The shoot required special considerations as it highlighted high-speed and extremely high-definition cameras.

Much of the B-Sweet crew was part of the AFTERSHOCKS movie production in May 2011.