BOSTON FILM & VIDEO PRODUCTIONS
"Award-winning Productions at a Better Price is Our Guarantee"
Corporate Histories - Special Events - Fundraising Films - Tribute Videos - Training Tapes - Documentaries
Corporate Events - Field Production - "Day in the Life" Films
Lorie Conway is the Peabody and duPont Award-winning producer with over two decades of production
experience. Throughout her news magazine and documentary film career she has consistently met
deadlines and budgets while producing high quality video segments and films for commercial, PBS and cable
television. Boston Film and Video Productions client list includes Harvard University, (the Kennedy School,
Harvard Business School and Harvard Medical School), Mt. Auburn Hospital, The Boston Marathon,
Fenway Park, The National Park Service at Ellis Island, WCVB, WGBH and others.
Boston Film and Video Productions include corporate history videos, training films, commemorative and
anniversary tribute videos, fundraising videos, documentaries, special event and sports videos, and public
service announcements. CD and DVD applications are also offered by Boston Film and Video Productions.
Lorie Conway is the lead producer, writer and director on all projects. With lower overhead costs Boston
Film and Video guarantees "Award-winning Productions at a Better Price."
Lorie Conway's video credits include Fabulous Fenway, a commemorative history of America's legendary
ballpark; Salute to Galbraith, a tribute to Harvard's world-renowned economist; and business profiles of
Sam Adams Beer founder Jim Koch and Malden Mills CEO Aaron Feuerstein. Conway has directed
training films for Harvard Medical School and Mt. Auburn Hospital; and consulted on Harvard Business
School's entrepreneurship video series. An avid runner, she has run the Boston marathon 7 times, and has
produced coverage of the annual event. Conway has produced material for, among others, NBC Nightly
news, The Disney Channel, WGBH, and the Today Show, and was a staff producer for the Emmy award
winning news magazine, Chronicle, seen nightly throughout New England.
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