Mechan Media has just signed with PC Studios to produce the videos for the fourth installment in the Skeleton Creek book series written by Patrick Carman and published by Scholastic.

Like Trackers and Skeleton Creek: The Crossbones (both of which we also worked on), Skeleton Creek: The Raven is a multimedia book series in which part of the story takes place in the book, and part in a series of online videos.

UPDATED:

Mechan Media has signed on with PC Studio for the production of videos for their new mobile-​​app-​​distributed multimedia series 3:15.

To use their words:

‎3:15 is an all new multimedia series that you experience on a mobile device. Listen as the narrator delivers you into the story, and then the reading is up to you. Once you reach the end, you get to watch a video conclusion. The real challenge? Try not to let the neighbors hear you scream.

We haven’t had much to post over the last little while, mostly because the projects we’ve been working on are ones we don’t have the rights to post.

In the last couple months, we’ve worked on a few projects, including:

Last night the Engineers Without Borders — Walla Walla University held their annual fundraising gala.  Their target was $15,000 and they managed to raise over $16,000!

As a part of the main presentation, Mechan Media presented a video for the event that updated the attendees on the project and gave background information about the organization and the impact it has on students.  The video was very well received and garnered a lot of positive feedback.

Come out to see a Midsummer Night’s Dream presented by the Walla Walla University Drama Department on May 8, 9, 13, 15, and 16.  General Admission is $10, $9 for seniors and students, and $8 for WWU students, faculty, and staff. You can take your chances at the door, or you can reserve tickets online.