Archive Mixed Media LLC

Setup Videos LLC, based in San Jose, CA, specializes in creating customized instructional videos for various products, utilizing existing documentation such as assembly manuals, photos, CAD files, or sketches. Their goal is to transform any manual or product idea into a clear and informative step-by-step video tailored to the client's needs. The company offers tiered pricing based on the volume of video orders and provides a free online video player for easy integration on clients' websites. Each video is delivered in high-definition format, suitable for use on multiple platforms, including YouTube and Amazon. Generated from the website

Ray Beldner is a San Francisco-based sculptor and mixed media artist known for his work that has been exhibited nationally and internationally. His art is part of numerous public and private collections, including prestigious institutions like the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C. Born in San Francisco, Beldner holds a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and an MFA from Mills College. He has received several awards and fellowships and has taught at various esteemed institutions, with his work featured in major publications such as The New York Times and Wired. Generated from the website

SpecialtiesSuite Spot offers video production in San Francisco and the Bay Area. What sets our San Francisco video production office apart from our other offices is the relationship we've created with our top-tier tech clients in Silicon Valley such as Skype, Twitter, NVIDIA, Google, Facebook, Salesforce, and IBM. These, and the rest of our local partnerships, have pushed us to expand our services and up the ante with our own creativity and bleeding-edge technology. We love when our clients call on us to collaborate on the next great way to reach a digital audience and accomplish the impossible by disrupting the norm. Our award-winning creativity and technical wizardry (yeah, we said wizardry) are second to none. Except maybe if Hermione was an expert in Adobe -- there's nothing that witch can't do.