TITLE:  HOKIE NATION
STATUS:  Available on DVD (see below to order.)

In 2007, we released HOKIE NATION: A Team, A Town and the Best Darned Fans in College Football! This officially licensed film focuses on Virginia Tech's incredible fan culture and what it means to be a Hokie. The film took two years to complete and was directed and produced by a pair of Hokies with a story to tell about the VT football program and the fans' role in the transformation from hungry statewide contenders into a perennial national power.

There are 114 interviews in this comprehensive film, including the coaching staff, NFL and VT Hall of Famers, key media figures and dozens of devoted fans who make Lane Stadium the best place in the country to see a football game. We get inside the Corps of Cadets, the VT spirit teams and Tech's wild night game atmosphere. We also look at key games and rivalries in Virginia Tech history and at Hokie traditions from Sandman to Hokie Man and everything in between.

• Want to get your copy?  Just use the link to the right!
   
• Want to learn more?  Visit www.hokiemovie.com

$20 plus $4 S & H

TITLE:  WHY OLD TIME
STATUS:  In production; completion scheduled for Winter 08

 We began with a simple question: "why Old Time?"  What we have found is that Old Time music just isn't a sound.  It's a lifestyle.  It's living history.  And at the same time,  it's musicians drive it ever forward while preserving an untarnished musical tradition.

Why Old Time? explores the beauty and art of Old Time music to explain why this particular type of roots music holds such power.  Filming has taken us from back porches to main stages and allowed us to talk to some of Old Time's most recognized figures right alongside regular folks who simply love the music and live their lives in harmony with it.

• To learn more, go to www.whyoldtime.com
   
• To PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY AT A REDUCED RATE, use the button on the right.  (Available in Winter 08/09)

REGULAR PRICE:  $20 plus $4 S & H

PRE-ORDER PRICE:  $15 plus $4 S & H

TITLE:  VIRGINIA CREEPERS:  THE HORROR HOST TRADITION OF THE OLD DOMINION
STATUS:  In Production; completion scheduled for August 09

Back on on one cold winter Saturday night in 1959, "Witch Hazel" began stirring up a brew of live double feature films on Channel 12 in Richmond, Virginia, thus beginning a tradition of late night horror hosting in the Commonwealth. Since then, on the airwaves and internet, Virginia's horror hosts have been breaking ground and making things that go bump in the night a little more manageable. This documentary will go back to the days when local television was king and into the future with the new breed of "Virginia Creepers." We are digging up old clips, uncovering information about lost shows and bringing together cast members for interviews. At the same time, we will be working side-by-side with many of Virginia's current hosts.  And most importantly, we are looking for the FANS . . . this is about your experience as much as anything else.

• To learn more, go to www.virginiacreepersmovie.com
   
• To PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY AT A REDUCED RATE, use the button on the right.  (Available in Summer 09)

REGULAR PRICE:  $20 plus $4 S & H

PRE-ORDER PRICE:  $15 plus $4 S & H
 

TITLE:  "THAT I MAY SERVE":  INSIDE THE VIRGINIA TECH CORPS OF CADETS
STATUS:  In Production; completion scheduled for early Fall 09

Virginia Tech's Corps of Cadets traces its origin right back to VT's first student, Addison Caldwell, who marched 26 miles to enroll in 1872.  The cadet experience has generated more decorated soldiers than any other institution besides West Point. 

This film is a look inside the world of the VT cadet as well as a historical overview of the Corps and its traditions.  We are following the lives of a dozen students as they progress through their 2008-2009 academic year.  We will find out why these students have chosen this unique path and what the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets is all about.   To learn more, go to www.hokiemovie.com

TITLE:  THE HENRY REED LEGACY

STATUS:  In Post-Production; completion scheduled for early Fall 08

From the early part of the last century to his death in 1968, Giles County, Virginia, fixture Henry Reed was quietly going about a life built around family, tradition and Old Time music.  Henry's role in music is significant, both preserving old tunes and inventing new ones, and today, many standard songs in the Old Time circuit are known simply as "Henry Reed tunes."   For more on this project, please click here.

TITLE:  BRAIDING MADE SIMPLE with USDA Champion Lynn Jendrowski.

STATUS:  In Post-Production; completion scheduled for early Fall 08

Horse Archer Productions is proud to announce a new series of instructional videos for horse owners and equine enthusiasts hosted by USDA gold, silver and bronze medalist, Lynn Jendrowski.

In the first video, Lynn takes you through the process of braiding your horse's mane and tail for show.  Lynn simplifies the process and at the same time produces incredible results.