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Ascension Spot: Pediatrics

Director of Photography: Tom Hennig Camera: C300 MarkII CLog2 Sound/Lighting/Grip: Hennig Productions Field Package

Tattoo Goo

Tom enjoyed producing this spot

Public Safety – Austin, Texas

Enjoyed working with Matt and Save Austin Now PAC on this important piece

Covid-19 Certificate

Texas Public Power Association

It was a pleasure producing this piece for TPPA

City of Austin Annual Report brochure

We won a still photography contract with the City of Austin. This brochure shows some of our work.

Political Ad

This most recent spot was for Sheri Gallo.  We shot and edited this political ad.

Hennig Business Theater

This is a new concept our corporate clients love.  We call it Business Theater.  Hopefully entertaining but yet still with enough marketing and branding to help the audience get the key concepts.  We produced this one.  For being 1:21 I think it moves well.

Attack of the Bat Monsters movie trailer

Tom Hennig, Director of Photography, Attack of the Bat Monsters Shot on S16, Attack was theatrically released in Fall 2012. Produced on a micro budget, this 96 minute feature was shot on under 25000 running feet of film. Does anyone remember film? Dances With Film “Best of Fest” and lots […]

Let’s Make It Clear

Hennig Productions won the bid for this production for the Department of Assistive Rehabilitative Services (DARS) in Austin, Texas and then won the Barbara Jordon Award. We all agreed that it was a good idea to put the narrative pieces in to break up all of the bullet points. Rose […]

HIRZL Gloves

Hennig Productions working in conjunction with Gary Sheppard, President and CEO of HIRZL North America, shot and edited HIRZL’s first ever TV campaign of 30 second spots on Golf Channel featuring world renowned gold instructor Dave Pelz.  The campaign, nicknamed “The Ultimate Glove Experience” will run in selective markets including […]

Meth Alert

I love to shoot narrative style. I shot this for Buckalew Media. It was a pleasure working with them and thank you to the Texas DPS for their help in the creation of this important message.