John Page and his team at Pagetech Ltd. have built an impressive resume in the live event and video production business, including Red, White and Boom! and Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon, but it was the opportunity to chronicle the end of the U.S. space shuttle program that's closest to Page's heart.
Working with aviation photographer Dennis Blela, Page and seven of his employees documented the final shuttle missions by Discovery, Endeavour and Atlantis in 2011.
The result is an eye-popping collection of photographs and videos that have been used in exhibits at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex in Titusville, Florida, San Diego Air & Space Museum, Museum of Flight in Seattle and the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City.
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Rotary was instrumental in wiping out the disease in most of the world, but some parts of the world are still threatened by it.
"Thanks to Rotary and its partners, the world has seen polio cases plummet by more than 99 percent, preventing five million instances of child paralysis and 250,000 deaths. When Rotary began its eradication work, polio infected more than 350,000 children annually. In 2009, fewer than 1,700 cases were reported worldwide.
The James Cancer Hospital celebrates the true heroes of the cancer fight—the survivors. With performances by Dwight Lennox and more.
Every year, Clintonville's Whetstone Park of Roses is transformed into a family festival with live music, inflatable scenery, games, flags, sparklers, and of course, fireworks.
The biggest fireworks display in the Midwest draws tens of thousands to the heart of downtown Columbus to enjoy multiple stages of live music, food, drinks—all to celebrate America's birthday.
Pagetech was onhand to produce the celebration as the world-class cancer hospital recognized its most deserving team members, with entertainment by the Reaganomics.
Every year, Park Street Festival draws thousands of people to see national acts such as Smashmouth, Candlebox and Saving Jane—with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the First and Ten Foundation.
The 50 yard line of Ohio Stadium (a.k.a. the 'Shoe) houses an intimate concert with big-name talent like Rascall Flatts, and appearances by Jim Tressel and Thad Matta, top-notch cuisine and decor, hot air balloon rides and live and silent auctions. To protect the field, pagetech's crew builds an entire floor before constructing the stage and pavilion for the event.
Every spring, pagetech limited handles sound and staging for the bands and the Survivor Celebration for thousands of runners taking part in this important event.
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