That’s what video production is all about.

A production is like a cruise ship: a bunch of people get on board and they’re carried to a predetermined destination. It’s a lot of fun, there’s usually buffet-style free food laid out, and when it’s over everyone is happy and a little sunburned.

But unlike a real cruise ship, where nothing ever goes wrong, the “cruise ship” of video production is fraught with peril. Sometimes the ship is attacked by a monster jellyfish. The jellyfish is a metaphor for the unexpected.

Filming, casting, props, scheduling, lighting, audio, equipment — each of these dangling tentacles are continually reaching out, searching for an opportunity to latch on and destroy! If even one of the treacherous tendrils grabs hold, your ship may already be doomed.

The jellyfish will try to draw you closer to its massive gelatinous body, then sting you with its poison. And that would really suck.

Windsong Productions has been successfully navigating these jellyfish-filled seas for almost seven years. In our short history, we’ve filmed in 39 different states, worked on 70 episodes of national TV shows, produced two critically acclaimed documentaries, and created more commercials and web videos than we can count. (If we had to guess, we’d say… probably like 2,732.)

Jellyfish don’t scare us. If anything, their bioluminescence will just light our way.

(For more information on jellyfish, visit your local Wikipedia.)

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