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Video Wisconsin Inc.[edit]

Location[edit]

11810 West Bluemound Road Brookfield, Wisconsin 53045-2917 USA

History[edit]

The roots of Video Wisconsin go back to 1970, when John Barto and Mike Crivello established Crivello-Barto Films. As an independent film company they produced marketing, training and promotional films as well as numerous local and national television commercials for major corporations and advertisers.

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Arial Photo of Video Wisconsin 1984.

Crivello and Barto were pioneers in an emerging niche of filmmakers servicing industrial and commercial clients. As their client base grew, so did their business. In 1984, the company moved to a modern facility and changed its name to Video Wisconsin, becoming one of the first companies in the country to offer computerized editing and digital video effects. Such a large investment in technology of this kind was, until this time, primarily restricted to television stations and major motion picture facilities.

In 1989, the video entity branched into producing meeting events, adding a division named Meeting Excellence. This led to the investment in a full complement of mobile video production equipment.

Rounding out its 20th century-growth was the purchase of an interactive media development company in 1997. At that time the company adopted a new name, IVM, Inc. (later I V Media, Inc), to demonstrate that their capabilities had grown beyond simply video production and post production services. The movement into electronic speaker support, video projection, meeting production, CD-ROM & web-site development and DVD authoring compliments the film and video roots of the company.

In 2007 the company re-embraced their roots and returned to their most recognized and respected name, Video Wisconsin. The company continues to offer all of the same services to its clients that it always has; from film and video production to the latest in interactive media. Video Wisconsin has made new investments in high-definition video and editing equipment. The company has added dynamic database web and interactive capabilities, and they have embraced the latest in digital distribution and tapeless workflows. It has also found some new niches in the areas of training, narrowcasting, and interactive simulation. The client base is comprised of Fortune 500 companies, industry, associations, and broadcast advertisers.

Logo History[edit]

1971 Crivello and Associates[edit]

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Crivello and Associates Film production is the initial company name for Video Wisconsin. Created in 1971 the Crivello / Barto Partnership is a constant in Wisconsin's film and video industry.

1973 Crivello / Barto Productions[edit]

1973 Crivello / Barto Productions

John Barto's name was added to give the company more name recognition and express the equal partnership.

1984 Video Wisconsin[edit]

1984 Video Wisconsin1984 Video Wisconsin

This new logo and company name was created to reflect the transition from film to video production. A new facility was also built in Brookfield at this time.

1989 Meeting Excellence[edit]

1989 Meeting Excellence

This logo was created for a division of Video Wisconsin that exclusivly dealt with meetings. Tom Burger headed up this division and when he left Video Wisconsin the division was absorbed back into Video Wisconsin in 1995.

1988 Video Wisconsin[edit]

1988 Video Wisconsin

This logo was created to update the design to more of a contemporary look.

1995 IVM[edit]

1995 IVM

The company staff thought the service that the company provided were not represented in the company name. Interactive, Video, Meetings. IVM.

1997 I V Media[edit]

1997 I V Media

The name IVM was getting confused with IBM and therefore the change to I V Media was made.

2008 Video Wisconsin Inc.[edit]

2008 Video Wisconsin Inc.

After a review of the company’s notoriety, it was revealed that most people still referred to I V media as Video Wisconsin, so the name was changed back. Also it was revealed that the competition company names did not reveal all of their services, so why should Video Wisconsin.

Video Editing Studio[edit]

Video Editing Studio

Video Formats

  • Digi Beta
  • Beta SP
  • HD
  • 24p

Film Formats

  • 35mm
  • 16mm


Video Editing Servers[edit]

Video Editing Servers

Video Wisconsin has two Avid video editing suites.

Audio Studio[edit]

Audio Studio

The Video Wisconsin audio studio uses Pro Tools and has a mixing studio and sound booth.

Sound Stage[edit]

60x40 Sound Stage

60 ft x 40 ft sound stage available for rental.

Interactive Development[edit]

Video Wisconsin develops interactive software for the web, DVD and CD-ROM.

Some development languages used are:

Video Conferencing[edit]

IP and ISDN live video feed in large and small conference rooms.