minneapolis videographer, freelance video, minnesota

Founded in 2005, Light Beam Productions - Minnesota, produces a wide range of high quality videos, from feature length documentary films to wedding videos. We produce corporate promos, real estate videos, interviews, conferences, adventure travel, music videos, live music, dance recitals, birthdays, and many other events.

We videotape with a Canon XH-A1s high definition video camera and a Canon XL2 standard definition video camera. We edit on Final Cut Pro.

Our rates are $300.00 per day for videotaping (using Standard Definition or High Definition video cameras) and $250.00 per day for editing (using Final Cut Pro).

We produce documentary films about problems and solutions in Africa

Conferences, seminars, and training films

Corporate and small business promotional videos

Weddings ceremonies and receptions. We have several packages to meet your budget

Adventure travel videos. We make videos about amazing destinations off the beaten path

Real estate videos, including hotels, homes, and businesses

Interviews (formal and informal)

Dance recitals and other entertainment events

Live music concerts

Feature-length comedies and short films

Dan Balluff, founder of Light Beam Productions - Minnesota, is a documentary filmmaker and Minneapolis videographer. He has a MA Degree in Film and Video from the American University in Washington D. C. and over 10 years of experience in film and video production. Light Beam Productions - Minnesota, produces films and videos in the Twin Cities, throughout Minnesota, anywhere in the U.S., and around the world.

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Our Goals

To maintain the highest quality standards in video production.
To provide the best customer service possible.
To have a positive impact on the local community and the rest of the world.

Our latest documentary "Street Children of Zambia" explores the lives of children living on the streets in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. The story is told though the eyes of young men who grew up on the streets and were rescued by people working for humanitarian organizations in Lusaka. These young men have now dedicated their lives to bringing children in off the streets.

The documentary examines the major causes of orphans living in the streets of Lusaka, such as the devastating AIDS epidemic that has gripped this Southern African nation. It is estimated that over one million orphans live in Zambia. Most of the orphans are the result of the death of one or more parents after contracting HIV/AIDS. The impacts of this disease has lead to widespread homelessness that threatens to overwhelm the efforts being made by organizations and individuals who work to help traumatized children get off the streets. This documentary is scheduled for release in October of 2011.

If you would like to make a tax deductible contribution toward the finishing of this documentary film, please go to this link: http://documentary.org/fsp/3701

Thank you very much for your support.