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Welcome to Lemongrass Media. It's more important now than ever that your organization can effectively communicate through video and social media. Our full service creative studio will allow you to create HD quality films, educational videos, and motion graphics for the web or broadcast television.
Whatever the topic or event, we can help you achieve your vision on budget and on time. Give us a call for a free quote.
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Did you know that having video on your website can dramatically boost the number of repeat visitors? Using videos can increase donations or sales by up to 75%.
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Blogging From My iPad
I got myself an iPad last week and i love it. I really enjoy using it to read books, magazines, and browsing the web is actually very pleasant. I’ve downloaded a couple of news/social media news aggregators (Pulse and Flipboard) and I think it’s awesome being able to see my Twitter feeds in graphic format–so [...]
Read moreI’m an uncle–again!
My sister gave birth to a beautiful baby girl while my wife and I were in Rwanda last week. Here are some photos I took when we visited them. This is her second girl, so I’m an uncle twice over! Lots of girls in our family!
Read moreArts, Health & Seniors Program
The Arts, Health & Seniors Program brings together seniors and professional artists to build social connections, develop artistic skill and creativity and facilitating their ability to age in place.
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Arts, Health & Seniors Program
The Arts, Health & Seniors Program brings together seniors and professional artists to build social connections, develop artistic skill and creativity and facilitating their ability to age in place.
Watch VideoSweet Assassin
Sweet Assassin is a chronic disease self-care management program. The program uses a peer-based approach with facilitated group sessions, and has been adapted for residential school survivors in the Sechelt Indian Band.
Watch Videos iPhone / iPad Friendly VersionStanley Park Environmental Art
The devastation in Stanley Park from the December 2006 windstorms dismayed many. The Stanley Park Environmental Art Project was developed in response to this. Six selected artists worked with ecologists and park stewards for two years to complete ephemeral and then semi-permanent artworks in the park. Created from natural materials, these works are gradually decomposing back into the ecosystem.
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