Commercial Use Underwater Video/ Audio

Welcome to a sample of our videos designed for public display, customize to each license. Audio designed for paging, voice over, and easy conversations.

Restaurant Video Menus: We invented the vertical plasma display for AquaKnox @ The Venetian. See the AquaKnox and W. Puck’s famous PostRio in-room commercial, both works produced by our boutique division; Las Vegas High Definition or LVHD. Content can be delivered on a standard DVD or for clients with dynamic content needs, changes are delivered remotely through secure network media playback units. HD and NTSC standards are available.

The first application uses graphics to present info for a friendly tavern atmosphere. Wait ’til you see the ‘friendly barracuda’ at about one minute.

Stick around and get hammered… at the Rusty Nail.

This application is designed for a relaxing hospitality in-room channel. Voice messages and graphics would be upgraded to the resort.

FYI: The tune is “TORTURED BEAUTY” from the featured DVD available in our store.

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Well folks, I’m making the clubhouse turn! I’ve been at it for about 5 months now. Several nights a week and pretty much every weekend. Basically every spare minute working around my “day job” and my other musical commitments. This is definitely a labor of love and I am thrilled to be working on this project with my long time friend and “former” golf buddy Paul Dymon. I say “former” because he doesn’t play much golf anymore and we haven’t lived in the same city (or time zone for that matter) for 17 years. Nonetheless our friendship has endured as we went through our separate life journeys.

I met Paul in 1987 while performing at the old Dunes on the strip in Vegas, where the Bellagio now stands. The Oasis Lounge was one of the hotter spots in

Welcome my friend Garry Lee Rosenberg, a guy of musical talents and diversity.  He is the man behind the curtain scoring music for HD2O.  As fast as he can compose and perform we hope to pour on an hour of unique video over the next six months.  That’s a load.  He will also contribute his findings of sounds, music, and their effect on human behavior.

I remember watching Garry sketch out a horn chart during a band break in Vegas, without the song playing, just G.L. and a composer’s ledger in the corner scratching.  More impressively, the band played that tune in the next set.  He’s a nice guy I’ve known for years and I’m glad he was interested in the project.  In fact if I went through my VHS archives from Danger Zone there would be a performance with G.L. on trombone.

Welcome aboard!