Black Watch Productions produces top level Public Service Announcements.
Shot on 3 locations in El Paso; produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions and directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates on behalf of The Mission Continues, a great organization that is helping our returning Veterans continue their service in the civilian world.
Black Watch has been proudly working with the Williams Whittle Agency in Virginia on USO PSA’s for nine years; this year’s theme was The Invisible Wounds of War, which focuses on the effects of PTSD and PTBI on our returning combat veterans; these compelling stories were shot in El Paso, Texas and Washington, DC; directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle, and produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
The USO's Wounded Warrior program is highlighted in this moving piece. Shot on location at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas with military service family members and USO volunteers. Produced by John Anderson and directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates, Alexandria, Va., on behalf of their client, The USO.
This USO PSA highlights a soldier's return to his community, and how the Wounded Warrior's program works with veterans. Shot on location at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas, with military service personnel, including Marine Master Sgt., William “Spanky” Gibson, family members and USO volunteers. Produced by John Anderson and directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates, Alexandria, Va., on behalf of their client, The USO.
PSA for Feeding America, featuring Adam Richman from Travel Channel’s “Man vs. Food.” Shot in a NYC Studio and directed by Monesha Madison for Travel Channel; produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
Shot on location at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas with the full cooperation of the U.S. Army and the Ft. Bliss USO. Produced by John Anderson and directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates, Alexandria, Va., on behalf of their client, The USO.
Shot on location at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas and San Diego, California, where we filmed Marines, Coast Guard, Navy and Air Force personnel, along with military service family members and USO volunteers. Produced by John Anderson and directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates, Alexandria, Va., on behalf of their client, The USO.
Shot on location outside of El Paso, Texas with the cooperation of the US Army at Fort Bliss. Produced by John Anderson and directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates, Alexandria, Va., on behalf of their client, The USO. The soldier starring in the piece is Silver Star recipient, SSG Omar Hernandez.
Braking the Cycle Web Stories is a collective project between Black Watch Productions, Tylenol and Target 10 highlighting individual Braking the Cycle riders and their experiences on the Ride.
Shot on location on a farm outside of Olney, Maryland. Produced by John Anderson, directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates, Alexandria, Va., on behalf of their client, The USO.
Shot on location in New Orleans. Produced by John Anderson of Black Watch Productions. Directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates as one of six stories of organizations who help others in New Orleans, sponsored by Entergy.
Shot on a New York City soundstage as one of two PSAs for the Safe Kids Campaign. Produced by John Anderson and directed by Robert Doran.
Shot on location at the Monument Mall, Washington DC and The Iwo Jima Memorial, Arlington, Virginia. Produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions. Directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle Associates on behalf of their client, The USO.
PSA for Braking the Cycle featuring narration by Susan Sarandon, comprised of footage from the Black Watch Productions documentary, And So We Ride directed by Monica Anderson. Piece created by John Anderson and Peter Gagnon for Black Watch Post.
Shot on location in Washington DC as one of several PSAs directed for the Catholic Communication Campaign. Produced by John Anderson of Black Watch Productions and directed by Rich Park for Goldberg Marchesano and Partners.
PSA for the American Literacy Council. Directed by Monica Anderson. Shot at Black Watch Studio, New York City.
Black Watch has been proudly working with the Williams Whittle Agency in Virginia on USO PSA's for nine years; this year's theme was The Invisible Wounds of War, which focuses on the effects of PTSD and PTBI on our returning combat veterans; this compelling story was shot in Washington, DC; directed by Rich Park for Williams Whittle, and produced by John Anderson for Black Watch Productions.
