ELBERT, CO May 13, 2008 Eclectic Horseman Communications (EHC) makes video projects accessible and affordable with its start-to-finish approach to organizing, producing, editing, and distributing videos and DVD’s to targeted audiences, as well as designing and hosting websites for small business in the horse world.
Co-founder Steve Bell notes, “Eclectic can take your idea and make it a reality: We're with you every step of the way." From documentaries, to horsemanship education, EHC specializes in creating high-impact content that delivers for author and audience alike. "Many folks think we're just a magazine and don't realize we offer a pretty wide variety of services."
With a combined 30 years in publishing, advertising and design, EHC knows how to use technology to tell a compelling story.
Montana horseman Jon Ensign, Eclectic's most recent video production customer, and a clinician launching his first DVD with EHC this month noted, “I would recommend Eclectic Horseman to anyone looking for a high quality, professional, motivated and get it right the first time type of business to work with. This was my first DVD and I had no idea what to expect. They were very helpful and walked me through the steps the whole way.”
"We're looking forward to a full filming schedule this summer," says Emily Kitching. "With a several exciting new projects with Martin Black in the works, a second project with Jon Ensign and several others shaping up, we're very excited about building momentum behind educational horsemanship DVDs we film and produce."
Eclectic Horseman Communications Inc., was founded in September of 2001 to serve the community of horse owners searching for educational resources. Starting with the acclaimed bi-monthly magazine and companion Web site, EHC has included a long list of professional services comprised of video production , web and print design, and much more . EHC continually looks for new ways to connect horse owners to the information, products and community they seek.
To read more about EHC’s approach and see a list of recent clients, go to www.eclectic-horseman.com.
If you’d like more information about this topic or to share ideas with EHC, call (303) 449-3537 to talk with Emily Kitching or Steve Bell.
