PJ's Productions
Video Development and Editing Services

Located in Madisonville, KY
pj@pjsproductions.com
270-584-5259

The Art of Video Production

Whether it's a 30-second commercial or a full-length horror movie, people will watch ONLY if the story interests them.

Telling stories is my business.

I have a background in writing, acting, and directing in addition to my experience in video editing. I approach any production with an understanding of the dramatic needs as well as the technical requirements of a piece.

If you have a video project you need help with, give me a call. Or email me and describe your project. I'll get back to you with an estimate. I look forward to helping you with your story.

pj@pjsproductions.com
270-584-5259

NEWS & UPDATES

June 2009 release:

Widow Trailer 1
The first trailer for the feature-length movie slated for release in summer of 2009
Produced in association with Big Biting Pig Productions

April 2009 release:

"Best Town on Earth"
Music Video featuring PB&J
Produced in Association with the City of Madisonville and Mayor Will Cox; Soundbox, Inc.;
and Big Biting Pig Productions.

Please see more samples of my work on my portfolio page.

Widow, written and directed by PJ Woodside, is currently in post-production and is expected to be released in summer of 2009.

4/09: Maniac on the Loose, the full-length horror movie shot in Madisonville, KY, received distribution. Check it out: www.bigbitingpigproductions.com.

4/09:
The Cajun P.I. has been requested for broadcast on the Owensboro NPR station during the summer.

3/09:
Killer Cast Party, a stage play in 2 acts written by PJ Woodside and Steve Hudgins, was produced and performed at the Glema Mahr Center for the Arts in Madisonville, Kentucky.

10/08:
Below is a rough preview clip for PJ's recent full-feature movie production, Widow, which wrapped in mid-October 2008 and has just begun post-production. PJ wrote and directed Widow in association with Big Biting Pig Productions.

5/08:
PJ's screenplay, The Cajun P.I., was one of only eight works selected to be produced as Radio Shows at the International Mystery Writers' Festival in Owensboro, KY, for the 2008 Festival.