TIP Upgrades to Panasonic HPX370

Improved low light resolution and reduced rolling shutter artifacts. Special introductory rate for new Panasonic AG-HPX370 P2 HD Camera Package. Features 1920x1080 HD recording utilizing state-of-the-art AVC-Intra codec at an astonishing 100Mbps. Records on reliable, efficient P2 Cards. Camera Specs. 

Memoir of a Choctaw

  Stop by theDocumentary Screening Room where you can see the new Canon 5D Mark III demo shot in Jordan for the eBook version of author LeAnne Howe's forthcoming novel "Memoir of a Choctaw in the Arab Revolts, 1917, 2011"

Hakela Trailer

Stop by the Documentary Screening Room and watch  the trailer for Hakela "The Last One" documentary in development.

"Gifts from the Elders" Trailer

 Stop by theDocumentary Screening Room where you can see the trailer for James Fortier's new documentary "Gifts from the Elders".

Now Showing "From These Silent Ashes"

Visit the Documentary Screening Room to see the trailer for "From These Silent Ashes." Edited and shot by James with the JVC-GY-HD200 in 1280x720 24p.

Screening "Bad Sugar" Trailer

Shot on the Panasonic AG-DVX100A with an Anamorphic lens, this trailer for the PBS documentary "Bad Sugar"  is currently playing in the Documentary Screening Room. As part of the national PBS health series, "Unnatural Causes", "Bad Sugar" explores the underlying causes of the Diabetes epidemic among two AZ tribes.

Panasonic DVX100A/B Demo

Check out our amazing demo of footage shot with the Panasonic AG-DVX100A/B cameras in 24p. Currently running in the Camera & Editing Screening Room, this demo is set to a killer track by Minnesota based Cloud Cult.

"Gathering Together" Trailer

Stop by theDocumentary Screening Room where you can see the opening of James Fortier's award winning documentary "Gathering Together," shot with multiple JVC HD100 cameras in 1280x720 24p.

Canon 5D Mark III

Turtle Island Productions is now featuring the Canon EOS 5D Mark III. Contact us for a special introductory free rental when booked with TIP Director of Photography James Fortier.