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I love making videos. Here are a few that I thought you may find interesting:

I Love Topeka

Topeka is a GREAT place to live. To help garner more attention for the positive aspects of Topeka, I created a series of videos featuring interesting local people, events and places. Here is a video about Topeka’s roller derby team.

Think Big Topeka

This video was created to help garner support for the Google Fiber Experiment in Topeka, KS. It kicked off a campaign that garnered national attention and rallied the community together. Learn more about Think Big Topeka here.

Articulation Times

I like action figures. Every week I produce a web video series that covers the action figure industry. The campaign is supported by a web site, Youtube channel, Facebook page, Twitter account and weekly column on one of the most popular geeks web sites in the United States, AintItCool.com.

Capper Foundation 90th Anniversary

It’s important to volunteer in the community. I’m not very good at manual labor, so I make videos for several non-profits instead. Here is one for a great organization that helps kids.

High School Game of the Week

This is a pilot I created for the Topeka television market featuring high school sports.

The Channel 5 Kids Club

While working at a cable station in Arkansas, I was given the opportunity to create a weekly children’s program. Here are some excerpts from The Channel 5 Kids Club.

Night Frights

I produced 13 episodes of this television program independently and it still runs on several cable and public access stations across the country. Each week, horror hostess Evelle pulls a classically bad movie from her vault of horror. Here are some excerpts from the episode that featured the terrifically awful film “Horror Express.”

To see more examples of my work, please visit the website of my media company Robot Monster Creative.

Written by John Ary

December 29th, 2010 at 1:55 pm

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  1. John,

    Great videos! Question: how did you accomplish your instant replays with your HS football games? Any additional insight on those productions would be greatly appreciated as we’re looking to cover local HS football this fall. We have a Tricaster Studio as our production box, but we don’t have instant replay with it. Thanks,

    Tom Hanson
    Video Production Coordinator
    City of Palm Coast

    Tom Hanson

    19 Aug 11 at 9:53 am

  2. Sorry it’s taken me so long to get back with you… New Tek has an instant replay box that attaches via USB to the Tricaster. It’s very simple to use and costs about $1000. In the past, we have used a video tape deck to record directly off one camera and then played it back for the replay. Either way works but the New Tek TimeWarp device is the simplest way to do it in my opinion. Good luck this season!

    John Ary

    29 Aug 11 at 8:22 am

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