MVP Media makes films for Jail Fellowship's Angel Tree Soccer Clinic at Stanford College and Operation Commencing Line functions
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Fresno, CA (PRWEB) April thirty, 2012 MVP Media, a video clip generation firm dependent in Fresno, California, designed company video clip and advertising and marketing for Jail Fellowship's Angel Tree Soccer Clinic and Operation Commencing Line functions. MVP Media relocated from the San Francisco Bay Place to Fresno in the summertime of 2011 and makes commercials, company video clip, true estate video clip, celebration video clip, tunes films, and narrative movies. Jail Fellowship's mission is to find the transformation of prisoners and their reconciliation to God, household, and group by means of the electricity and real truth of Jesus Christ. &#thirteen
"Jail Fellowship can make a enormous affect in the lives of prisoners and their people," explained Matt Martin, the proprietor of MVP Media. "We are privileged to notify their tales and develop their get to." The video clip about Jail Fellowship's Angel Tree Soccer Clinic, held at Stanford College, attributes pictures of of downtown Fresno, job interview footage with group leaders, and footage of NFL greats and Stanford soccer alumni these kinds of as Ronnie Lott, Eric Wright, and Keena Turner coaching at-chance youth at the clinic. &#thirteen
Brian King, CEO of Fresno Road Saints and 2009 California Peace Prize Award Honoree, seems in the video clip and describes the affect that the soccer clinic has had on the lives of in excess of one particular hundred at-chance youth from Fresno who have attended. "It was a daily life shifting knowledge," explained King. "If it was not for this camp, these young children would never ever have an option to see these form of adult males, these form of position versions. We are energized about the victories and tales that appear out... for every single one particular of our young children that go there, it truly is a victory." &#thirteen
The 2012 Angel Tree Soccer Clinic at Stanford College will acquire area in late August. Stanford Soccer Director of Operations Matt Doyle and Soccer Coach David Shaw have been instrumental in partnering with Jail Fellowship's Joe Avila and William Anderson to make the soccer clinic attainable. As Jail Fellowship has shared the video clip and tales that have appear from the soccer clinic many other NCAA Division I-A schools have sought to associate and host soccer clinics for at-chance youth in their regional communities.