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Created for Accenture Learning, this program was designed to excite Accenture consultants about the Sales Leadership Seminar they were about to attend and give them a taste of the perspective offered.

Accenture Sales Leadership Seminar Opener from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

 

 

 

 

 

This award-winning one-hour documentary explores the role of the Lutheran Church in the American Indian civil rights movement of the 1970s and 1980s. The program was created to air on ABC television network affiliate stations.  Actor Peter Coyote hosts.

Native Nations: Standing Together for Civil Rights from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

This program hoped to motivate new Sears employees and excite them about possibilities of excellence in service to the company.

Sears Employee Orientation from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

The goal of this program was to encourage youth to adopt a broader perspective on life and to consider what the experiences of their global counterparts might be like. I edited and contributed original music and graphics.

Through My Eyes from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

Miller Brewing used this test spot to promote their Miller Lite beer on their Web site. I was given the raw footage and asked to construct a one-minute piece.

Miller Lite Web Spot from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

Through twenty years of war, the Acholi people of Northern Uganda endured rape, torture and child abduction. Thousands died. Many were displaced in squalid camps. Others are still missing. Despite all of this, the Acholi are united in a belief that the only real solution is reconciliation and forgiveness.  I edited this program for broadcast on NBC-TV affiliates and contributed graphics and original music.

Uganda: Ready to Forgive, An African Story of Grace from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

This internal promotional piece introduced Sears employees to a new advertising “vehicle.” A truck outfitted with a six-screen video wall on one side could display up-to-the-minute audio and video information about sales and special promotions.

Sears Video Van from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America produced this program for their members to promote an understanding of Islam, one of the world’s fastest-growing religions. Since September 11, 2001, interest in Islam and the growing number of Muslim neighbors in the United States has skyrocketed. This documentary answers questions such as, “What do Muslims believe?” “Who was the Prophet Mohammed?” “How does Islam relate to the Christian faith?” In addition to the editing, I contributed graphics and original music.

Understanding Islam from Jim Parks on Vimeo.

Recently, I edited “Native Nations: Standing Together for Civil Rights,” a one-hour documentary exploring the role of the Lutheran Church in the American Indian civil rights movement of the 1970s and 1980s. The program began airing Oct. 12 on ABC television network affiliate stations. Local stations may broadcast the program at various times and dates through December 2008. Peter Coyote hosts “Native Nations,” which was in development for 18 months on locations including Albuquerque, Minneapolis and the Navajo Nation. It aired in the Chicago area on November 9, 2008 at noon.