Audio Video Factory - Wedding Videography

Marc Plainguet has been behind a camera most of his life. Growing up in Los Angeles, California, his father introduced him to filmmaking when he was a child, showing him how to shoot with a silent Super 8 camera and edit the film. Not long after, his father began to work at Universal Studios as the chef to the studio providing food props for studio productions. Marc would go to the studio to help, and often wandered from set to set watching the movies and TV shows being made. The filmmaking bug hit.

During the 80's, Marc began writing and recording his own music for his own label gaining an international following and performing multimedia shows with film, slides and video accompanying live performance and people in costumes. He performed these multimedia shows in places as diverse as the legendary Lhasa Club in Los Angeles to The Artery in Pittsburgh and the Cornerstone Festival in Chicago. He moved to Youngstown, Ohio in 1989 to be a part of Artatak Studios, an art community comprised of painters, comic artists, writers, filmmakers and musicians.

Always wanting to learn more, Marc attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh to study audio and video production and business. After graduating, he moved back to Youngstown and married the love of his life, Francine, who now works with him doing professional videography, and has continued his musical and other artistic efforts as well as running his own media production and duplication company. Marc started Audio Video Factory to provide a wide range or services from full digital video production of weddings, special events and corporate video to DVD authoring, film to video transfers and many other services.



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	*About the Videographer...* Marc Plainguet has been behind a camera most of his life. Growing up in Los Angeles, California, his father introduced him to filmmaking when he was a child, showing him how to shoot with a silent Super 8 camera and edit the film. Not long after, his father began to work at Universal Studios as the chef to the studio providing food props for studio productions. Marc would go to the studio to help, and often wandered from set to set watching the movies and TV shows being made. The filmmaking bug hit. During the 80's, Marc began writing and recording his own music for his own label gaining an international following and performing multimedia shows with film, slides and video accompanying live performance and people in costumes. He performed these multimedia shows in places as diverse as the legendary Lhasa Club in Los Angeles to The Artery in Pittsburgh and the Cornerstone Festival in Chicago. He moved to Youngstown, Ohio in 1989 to be a part of Artatak Studios, an art community comprised of painters, comic artists, writers, filmmakers and musicians. Always wanting to learn more, Marc attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh to study audio and video production and business. After graduating, he moved back to Youngstown and married the love of his life, Francine, who now works with him doing professional videography, and has continued his musical and other artistic efforts as well as running his own media production and duplication company. Marc started Audio Video Factory to provide a wide range or services from full digital video production of weddings, special events and corporate video to DVD authoring, film to video transfers and many other services.


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