Pepsi drink brand has a great advertising apparatus to compete with its great rival, Coca-cola. The name of the drink has a peculiar origin. As Pepsi was designed originally to cure stomach aches, the name Pepsi comes from the Dispepsia illness. This wallpaper takes on page, 10 years, 11 months and 21 days
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The bubbles fill up the writing-desk. The bubbles are air globes that form between two liquids and leave to the surface. These little globes of air look for the shortest way to leave the water. Follow them and you will arrive at the... more
A drop of water disturbs the calm of the bottom. This liquid attracts and fascinates the humans, not only by its properties but also by its effects. The water covers 72% of planet Earth surface and represents between 50% and 90% of the mass of the living... more
A relaxing water bottom. From the liquid the form of a glass emerges. That invites you to quench your thirst. The blue tonalities make this wallpaper... more
YETI commissioned a video series featuring Eduardo Garcia and Wild Vision Films was proud to produce three of the episodes. Check out the full series on YETI’s website here.
Rolls Royce released the first four-wheel drive vehicle in the manufacturer’s history in 2018. They asked National Geographic photographer Cory Richards to put the car through its paces and "The Final Challenge" film series was born. As Director of Photography for the project that would launch the new SUV, I feel privileged to have helped document a little piece of history. Check out the rest of the episodes at youtube.com/user/RollsRoyceMotorCars
ORVIS wanted to profile one of their photographers while they were on the job. The catch was, they didn't want a big crew or too much equipment to prevent their photographer from getting great product shots. So they called Wild Vision Films. This piece was produced, shot and edited by George using a single, small camera, during four days in the backcountry.
Charged with 2400V, Eduardo lost an arm, ribs, muscle mass, and nearly his life, but more important than what he lost is what he found. As Director of Photography and Field Producer, Wild Vision Films is incredibly proud to have helped bring this film to the big screen.
An American Ascent tells the story of the first African American team to attempt the summit of Denali - the highest peak in North America. The team has been inspiring diversity in the outdoors across America and the film has helped take that message worldwide.
First Interstate Bank asked us to create an engaging commercial to capture the attention of football fans who would prefer to be getting another beer rather than watching an ad during the game. So we gave them "the super fans".
The Montana Office of Tourism needed to show the world what an amazing place the big sky state can be. instead of telling travelers how great it was, we found people to do that for us. The influencer campaign was born with web, print and social ads following the film lead.
The Gallatin Valley Land Trust is a non-profit close to our hearts. They have been conserving open spaces and developing trails around our home of Bozeman, Montana for almost 30 years. We partnered with them to tell their story and help inspire people to support this worthy cause.
Vasque Footware needed a high energy video to drive people to their social media campaign, but did not have a whole lot of time or resources to make it happen. They did have some great photos. Which we turned into great content.
Sometimes a video needs to convey a lot of information. Often that means it is going to be boring, which can lead to your viewers tuning out. In this informational video we used a professional actor to deliver a fast-paced, humorous monolog. We added graphics to convey the information in a dynamic way and keep the target audience interested.
The founder of Wild Vision Films, George Potter, has traveled the world as a conservation biologist and filmmaker. Growing up in Australia and now based in Montana, he has produced documentary and commercial work for outdoor companies, environmental groups, government organizations and businesses looking to enhance their brand. Most recently he raised over one hundred thousand dollars on Kickstarter to document the first African American team to attempt the summit of Denali - North America's highest peak. He has a Bachelor's degree in Zoology and a Masters in Science and Natural History Filmmaking.
Film and video production has changed so significantly over the past ten years, that it is hard to keep up. There is more content on a wider array of screens than ever before. New technology allows filmmakers to constantly push the barriers and capture stunning imagery in completely new ways. The audience has also changed. Viewers demand to be entertained and informed immediately, otherwise they will change the channel, swipe to a new page or pick up a different device. The only thing that hasn't changed is story. A great story will always capture and keep an audience's attention. At Wild Vision Films, we focus on the heart of your story first. Then we shape that message using the latest filmmaking techniques so that your viewers are left inspired and motivated to take action.
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Nestled in the heart of historic downtown Wilmington, NC, 4 Porches Bed and Breakfast offers an elegant yet comfortable home away from home. Centrally located a few blocks away from the Cape Fear River, 4 Porches is within walking distance of Wilmington's downtown shops and restaurants and Wrightsville Beach is a fifteen-minute drive away. As a home business, it does not operate with set business hours, it operates around the needs of the guests.
The house was built by New Hanover County’s Register, Murdock McKay (1775-1843)and his wife Jane McMurphy (1775-1847), a native of Scotland. Their son Kenneth Murchison McKay updated it to the popular Italianate style in 1870. Dr. William H. Green, a Wilmington druggist, purchased the property in 1878 and added the north Queen Anne Style wing in 1890. Recently renovated, the home features four distinctive porches. The home offers an elegant yet tranquil feeling, where you can relax in luxury.
4 Porches Bed and Breakfast offers four beautiful rooms available. Each room offers a high-speed internet connection, TV with DVD player, robes, hairdryers and off-street parking. There is a small collection of DVDs available. Every morning a fresh gourmet breakfast is served along with pastries, coffee and fruit. Smoking on the porches is allowed. Children are welcome as are well-behaved animals as long as they are not a disturbance to the other guests.
Every library in Wiltshire has a children's area with books and other resources for you to borrow and our staff are very happy to help you find the books and information you need
All our libraries also have a 'Children's Book Information folder' with book reviews and advice for parents and carers.
In the download section you will find a list of children's books by series and also current books that our children's team recommend.
Search the library catalogue for books and request children's books for free from your local library or via the website
Most libraries have a copy of the book 'Who next...? : a guide to children's authors', a useful guide to help you discover who else writes similar stories to your favourite authors and also books for children who like specific sorts of stories eg animal, adventure, funny.
We have created answers to some frequently asked questions about children’s books and reading, these can be found in the download section under ‘FAQs’.
We now have a number of eBooks for children, see information about how to borrow these and the catalogue of eBooks
If you need help with your homework we have lots of books covering a wide variety of subjects, free computer use and helpful staff.
We have resources that you can borrow free of charge such as talking books, large print books, dyslexia friendly books and dual language books
Multi-sensory stories contain various objects and other items that can be interacted with e.g. touched, moved, smelt, worn, played with; and relate to simple stories
These books are handmade by the charity Bag Books, are presented in a large box and can be borrowed like a regular book