Off the Bus Communications

02/18/2020

Having an incredible day at Off the Bus Communications! Our pitch video for Bipolar Beatdown is fully-funded. Logo is finalized. And looking forward to jamming with rock and classical guitarist and Deaf Poets frontman Sean Wouters who has signed to compose and perform original music for our first podcast. God is good ...

01/09/2020

Excited to welcome self-described “vicious editor” Sajada Domino to the Bipolar Beatdown creative team! Sajada has agreed to provide audio and visual editing for our 60-second teaser coming out later this year. As always, stay tuned ...

Cargo

05/27/2019

ISO intelligent, motivated, reliable and creative special assistant to the president and founder of a boutique marketing and communications firm with a video production arm. Pay is hourly and competitive and the work week is 10-12 hours.

The video company, Off the Bus Productions, formed in 2011, is the on-ramp and now off-shoot of Off the Bus Communications, which caters to nonprofits that serve children and families, youth development and education. Additionally, we are preparing for the launch of our founder’s podcast in January and working with select political candidates to meet their media and marketing needs.

All applicants for this position must be licensed drivers with their own vehicles.

04/11/2019

Fair Share Massachusetts!

04/11/2019

Great opportunity this morning at the Mass Alliance breakfast to talk substantively & socially with old friends and new about a more progressive Commonwealth!

07/10/2018

Spent some time with Tony Schultz of Big T Productions in N. Quincy recording a rough cut of an audio essay for tonight’s Sonic Soriee

11/23/2017

As 2017 comes to a close, Off the Bus Communications has an exciting announcement! We have been invited to provide a wide range of press and public relations services to help Youth Enrichment Services (YES) celebrate its 50th Anniversary. YES, a nonprofit based in the South End that serves young people mainly in Dorchester, Roxbury, and South Boston, began in the winter of 1968 as Operation Ski Lift. That year, the program took 500 young people from poor families in the city on to the slopes to teach them to ski. Since then, YES has grown to include a variety of programs, including overnight summer camp, a teeming track & field program that has partnered with the Martin Richard Foundation for the Martin Richard Mile that includes able and disabled runners, and even a skateboarding camp called "Skate for Good" that alternated weeks of professional skateboard instruction with public service. Last year, YES provided more than 1,600 young people between the ages of 7 and 18 with more than 10,000 days of programs. Please check out YES's Web site (www.yeskids.org) and keep following Off the Bus Communications as we work hard between now and Nov. 4, 2018, to get the word out about our new client's Golden Anniversary!

09/21/2017

Looking for a professional or gifted amateur shooter--stills and digital video--for a deep sea fishing field trip on Sunday, October 1, in the Boston Harbor--time and other deets TBD. Comes with free fishing trip, salami & cheese sandwich & Vanilla Coke and $250 day fee. PM with link to Web site or Fb page. Can bring a production assistant (PA)--minimum age 5.

05/20/2017

Off the Bus Communications now has a YouTube channel!

This channel features the work of Off the Bus Productions, a subsidiary of Off the Bus Communications. Off the Bus Communications is a marketing and public r...

05/18/2017

Excited & humbled to receive a coveted Paper Plate Award 🥇 as "Best Supporter" from the Paraclete Center for my Boston Marathon fundraising efforts to the final tally of $7,508 and my pro bono filmmaking. (Check out our new YouTube channel!) Special thanks to top donors Kristen Copeland & Steve Johns and Reggie Faulkner and Wendy Faulkner and their families. And 🙏🏻 to Sierra Rothberg of Lusterity and Josh Frackleton for their work on the promo.