We offer a “turn-key” solution, or specific services such as filming, editing, or DVD authoring/duplication.

At Media Crafters Productions, we understand that every project is important. Capturing the ideas that are important to our clients requires more than just a camera. With more than thirty-five years of experience, we deliver the content and quality you expect.

Our first objective is to understand what you need and want, and then to execute the production and complete the project, achieving your goals, creatively and on-budget. Our experience at Media CraftersProductions has been in every imaginable area of production. Whether your need is for a “simple,” single-camera short video, or a mega-production, multi-camera studio event, we offer a wide range of pricing packages custom-tailored to meet each client’s exacting requirements. Our clients include a variety of corporate non-profit and commercial organizations.

–Don Maynard, CEO

“It’s all about the story,” says Media Crafters Productions’ CEO, Don Maynard, who brings his more than 35 years of award-winning, documentary-style filmmaking to the table.  Working in both production management positions and creative production as producer, director, and editor, and for such organizations as Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP), World Vision International, Mattel, Cohen Brown Picture Company, Contexture International, and Sperry Univac, and with clients including Cohen Brown Management Group, Panasonic, Mattel, World Vision, Kiran Analytics, National League for Nursing, Nestle, Vons Companies, Rotary International, James Jones Company, Golden State Foods, Open Doors, SensorMedics, UCLA, Global Wulfsburg Systems, and many others, Maynard has worked to creatively bring their compelling stories to the screen.  Whether shooting in the Sahara Desert, a state-of-the-art medical facility, rural Honduras, a high-tech manufacturing facility or a corporate boardroom, he feels equally at home.  “My goal for each project is to exceed the client’s expectations of quality, effectiveness, and value.”  Receiving the 168 Film Festival’s Best Documentary award for “The Wheelchair Angel,” Maynard is most rewarded using his skills to tell the stories of those doing life-changing work.