Commercial Work
Documentaries & Films
About September
15 Madaket Road Nantucket, MA 02554
For commercials contact Sonta Giamber 212.324.9000
For films contact Dan Driscoll 508.332.3577
info@september.com
Dan Driscoll is the president and founder of September Productions and has been working in the film industry for over 30 years filming all over the globe. Along the way many of those efforts have been rewarded with Clio, Emmy, Hatch, Telly, AICP, One Show, New York Festival and Andy awards.
Client: MattelAgency: Y & R LA
Client: MattelAgency: Y & R LA
Client: MattelAgency: Ogilvy & Mather LA
Client: MattelAgency: Ogilvy & Mather LA
Client: MattelAgency: Y & R LA
Client: MattelAgency: Y & R LA
Client: SpaldingAgency: Hill Holiday
Client: JJ NissenAgency: Creative Design & Marketing
Client: Store 24Agency: DiBona Bornstein & Random
Client: TJ MaxxAgency: Ingalls
September Wedding Films is part of September Productions, a film production company that has been producing films and television commercials for over 30 years. A few years back we were approached to film a major wedding event on Nantucket and loved it so much that we have continued to film select wedding events here on Nantucket and on the west coast in the Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and San Francisco areas, The principles are Dan and Zach Driscoll who love crafting short films that creatively document one of the most special events in a couples lives.
Client: Shouldered Oar Films
This is a trailer for a documentary that John Stanton, Tom McGlinn and Dan have been working on for three years. Currently it is a work in progress, but the finish is in sight and we hope to screen the full length film soon.
Client: Nantucket Land Council
This is one of three short films produced for the Land Council to illustrate to the public some of the key roles the Land Council plays in land conservation.
Client: Lynette Shaw
This is a short documentary on the process and art of Lynette Shaw.
Client: Nantucket Lifesaving Museum & Shouldered Oar Films
Written & Directed by John Stanton. Folks on Nantucket recall the hurricane season of 1991 and the storm that many later called the Perfect Storm, but we simple called it the No Name Storm.
