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Case Study: Lighthouse Films
Lighthouse Films is a creative video production company that has the talent and experience to handle all aspects of video from pre-production through post-production. They are located in Manhattan where they have access to a wide array of actors, models and an abundance of studio and location options. Their team of writers, cinematographers and directors can handle any job while exceeding their clients expectations. In addition to being a complete video production company, Lighthouse Films also rents out their high-end cameras, lighting and other equipment. Their clients have included Subway, About.com, McGraw Hill, Men's Warehouse PayPal and the Guggenheim Museum.

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