Since 2007 Studio Galli has covered many live events -- including textile fairs in the USA and the United Kingdom.
We specialize in developing streaming video
for social networking sites such as Facebook for several clients.
Our coverage of the 2010 Festival of Quilts in Birmingham, England included interviewing featured exhibitors and was viewed by more than 5,000 fans in the UK, Europe,
USA and Australia.
Our Youtube Channel highlighting event coverage recently passed more than 1 Million views.
Michael Swaine was a featured artist at the 2009 London Knitting & Stitching Show at Alexandra Palace, London, England. Michael was invited by the Arts Council (UK) and the show exhibitors to bring his unique sewing program he calls 'Mending for the People' to London -- to go 'Door to Door' mending and darning holes in socks, jeans and shirts.
The problem was Michael wasn't well known outside of the San Francisco Bay Area for his social activism and so Studio Galli was commissioned to produce this short subject documentary on Michael and his work which was streamed on the Show Internet Website and subsequently went on to become part of a textiles / social activism exhibition at the Bury St. Edmonds Gallery in England in 2010.
Ervin Somogyi is considered one of the greatest guitar makers in the world today. From his workshop in Oakland, California, he has produced steel string guitars for leading artists such as Alex d'Grassi, Will Ackerman, George Winston, Daniel Hecht, Michael Hedges, Steve Erquiaga, the California Guitar Trio, and the late John Denver.
In 2010 Ervin was completing the work on a set of guitar lutherie books, and wanted to produce a video that presented himself as an artist, as an author, and promoted his books.
We invited local composer and artist Steve Erquiaga to visit and we filmed Steve playing one of Ervin's guitars -- notice how the film interweaves between Ervin making guitars and Steve playing them; the relationship between the maker and the artist -- the artisan and the performer, is undeniable.
Claire Benn and Leslie Morgan are two wonderful textile artists living and working in Surrey, England.
About once per year, Claire and Leslie produce a textile learning book -- much more than a 'how - to' -- their books provide inspiration and thoughtful practice for textile artists all over the world. Since 2007 Studio Galli has been producing the 'Bonus DVD' which accompanies each book they sell, and provides much needed close-ups and visual instruction on techniques which are essential for the learning process.
Studio Galli Productions has produced more than 25 Arts & Crafts related DVDs which have generated nearly $1,000,000 in total retail sales.
Let us work with you to produce a DVD that you can sell at shows, online, commercially, or as part of a larger book/conference project.
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