Texas Crew — Austin TX – ENG Camera Crew

The Ironman World Championship

Consistently recognized for outstanding camera work, editing, and storytelling, the Texas Crew acts as the Coordinating Producer, Director of Photography and principle crewing and equipment resource for the Ironman World Championship on NBC Sports. In addition, the Texas Crew produces the nine event Ironman N.A. Series for both Universal Sports and ESPN International, including the Ironman Live internet broadcast (a live multi-camera high definition stream) and official highlight and exhibition videos for World Triathlon Corporation.

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The Olympic Torch Relay

The Texas Crew provided complete broadcast services for the first-ever world-wide Olympic Torch Relay. Traveling to 35 cities in 26 countries over the course of 40 days, the Texas Crew created daily video news release packages for Coca-Cola, Samsung, the Olympic Organizing Committee and CNN International. Requiring two charted 747 jumbo jets, four advance teams, and the coordination of news and satellite up-link facilities around the world, it remains the most challenging and rewarding event we have been a part of.

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CBS 60 Minutes “Roger Clemens”

In his first interview since being accused in the Mitchell Report of using performance-enhancing drugs, baseball superstar Roger Clemens talks to Mike Wallace. Shot by Jim Bowen and Chris Phillips, the Texas Crew has been a first call for America’s top rated news magazine for more than a decade, covering stories ranging from the Lost Boys of Sudan to the capture of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.

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Nissan Tour of California

The Texas Crew produces both packaged and live web content for clients such as the Ironman Triathlon, Puma, Nissan, Chiat Day, The Discovery Channel, and Radio Shack. Our camera crews are used to the rigors of tight turn arounds, and our field editors often stay up all night to make sure the most current updates make it up on the web. This example, shot by Rob Lee and produced by Rob Davis, was part of Nissan’s web campaign at the 2011 Tour of California.

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Smart Girls At The Party

Are you hungry for a good time? Anna teaches us how cooking brings people together and shares her favorite recipe. I believe the reservation is under…Smart Girls! Directed by David Karabinas field produced by Chip Rives, and shot by Jim Bowen and Chris Phillips, enjoy this episode from Season Two of Amy Poehler’s Webby award-winning web series. The Texas Crew handled the entire multi-camera production for Season Two on location in Hollywood, and will be co-producing a new season of this series for Google set to launch in mid-2012.

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ESPN Outside the Lines “Soul of New Orleans”

Featuring the camerawork of DP Terry Stewart, this Outside the Lines piece created in 2010 to mark the Saint’s first appearance in the Superbowl represents the kind of highly stylized camerawork and lighting that the Texas Crew’s staff DP’s are known for. Our goal is to always go above and beyond to produce memorable images for our clients so that their features stand out amongst the crowd. This may be one of our favorites.

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Puma Athlete Promo

The Texas Crew has been shooting, producing, and editing corporate videos for over 25 years, for clients such as Radio Shack, Trek, General Motors, Coca-Cola, Samsung, and Nissan. Shot by Matt Franklin, directed by David Karabinas, and produced by Eric Begley, the Texas Crew traveled to Sweden, Jamaica, and Morocco to create this Olympic campaign for Puma. Click here to take a look.

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OLN “The Lance Chronicles”

The Texas Crew has been shooting, producing, and developing documentaries for over 25 years including documentary series for National Geographic, Discovery, The History Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, ESPN, MTV, and Versus, as well as a feature film directed by Alex Gibney in 2009. The documentary series “The Lance Chronicles” was co-produced by the Texas Crew in 2004 for Versus (formerly OLN).

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