Danny Ford Productions

Danny Ford Productions and IMPACT forensic is a company which officially opened for business on September 1st, 2002. Danny Ford has been involved in photography, video, and sound engineering since 1987. He is both Creative Director, and Projects Coordinator for the company. It is his responsibility to bring together a variety of extremely talented... technicians to deliver the high quality our diverse clientele expects. Danny's work history is quite extensive in the ever-changing world of presentation technology. He was employed as a field photographer/live remote operations engineer for an NBC news affiliate. He has been a member of the studio production staff for the State of Hawaii, Department of Education's highly acclaimed, distant learning television program called Kidscience. He served as a promotions editor for FOX and UPN network affiliate stations. Mr. Ford also served in the United States Air Force. While in the USAF, Danny and was trained as both a still and video photographer. He worked in photo laboratories printing and duplicating the original still photo images he and his colleagues had taken in the field. From celebrities, to sporting events, to military exercises, to documenting high-ranking government officials, Danny has lent his expertise to the successful documentation of many special events. His distinctive style of videography caught the eye of his military supervisors. He was requested to become the on-call videographer for the Commander of The Pacific Air Forces. His time working in Air Force portrait studios, and military and commercial photo labs was also significant. He has worked in the broadcast communications industry as a show coordinator. He was responsible for managing the logistics of large amounts of AV equipment, as well as supervising and directing crews of union and contract audio-visual technicians for a company that provided the presentation equipment for major conventions. As a sales representative for two separate Broadcast Communications equipment providers, he gained ...Read More