Adventure Productions

Adventure Productions Award winning video production... for companies large or small, local or national. All great companies start with a story. We look forward to hearing from you!

Our founder George Stover's natural attraction to sharks and his deep love of the sea inspired our Adventure logo. Like the shark, we strive to be fast, flexible, resourceful and adaptable. Whether it’s an entrepreneur’s first TV commercial or a confidential project for an international corporation, we give every client old-fashioned customer service while organizing every detail. Stop by and visit us…or just give us a call. A real person will answer the phone and help you get started.

11/14/2025

The Japanese spider crab is the world's largest living arthropod, known for its massive leg span of up to 12 feet (3.7 meters). These gentle, omnivorous scavengers live in the deep waters off Japan's Pacific coast and have a lifespan of up to 100 years. They are characterized by their orange bodies, long legs, and a tendency to decorate their shells with objects for camouflage.

They have a leg span of up to 12 feet (3.7 meters) from claw to claw, making it the largest arthropod.
Body: The carapace (body) can be up to 12 inches (30 cm) across and they can weigh up to 44 pounds (20 kg).

They have an orange body with white spots on their ten legs—eight walking legs and two large claws (chelipeds).

They are found on the seafloor along Japan's Pacific coast, from the continental shelf in depths of over 1,600 feet (500 meters).

Despite their intimidating appearance, they are gentle and calm. They are not strong swimmers and spend their time crawling on the seabed.

Younger crabs often attach sponges, algae, and other objects to their shells to blend in with their surroundings.

They eat a variety of food, including shellfish, dead animals, algae, and plants, using their powerful claws to pry open shells or scrape food from the ocean floor.

They can live for up to 100 years and migrate to shallower waters to breed in the spring. The Japanese government has banned fishing during this time to protect the population.

Aqua Kids is a multiple award-winning, K-12 educational program that teaches young people about aquatic environments and how to preserve them.

Our awards include 2 Emmys, 18 Tellys, 2 Golden Catalyst Awards and 18 Videographer Awards. Now you can have Aqua Kids TV for your classroom or homeschool!

Visit our website at aquakidstv.com or email [email protected] for details.

ATTENTION INDIE FILMAKERS! Need affordable studio space for your next film project? Adventure Productions has the facili...
11/14/2025

ATTENTION INDIE FILMAKERS! Need affordable studio space for your next film project? Adventure Productions has the facilities to meet your needs!

• Hard c*c greenscreen insert studio for filming and/or taped auditions.
• Photography studio for promo stills and/or rehearsals with over 2 dozen cloth and paper backdrops. Professional photography services available.
• Makeup room plus professional hair and makeup services available.
• Hundreds of free to use props, furnishings and wardrobe items.
• Kitchen with fridge, microwave, toaster, sandwich press, coffee maker and water cooler. Free coffee, sodas and bottled water.
• Conference room for meetings and/or table reads with 50" flatcreen, HDMI hookup, WiFi, and whiteboard. Seats 10-12.
• Video editing suite with Mini Mac M4 computer with 1 TB of SSD storage, Adobe Premeier Pro editing system with Adobe After Effects and DaVinci Resolve. Seats 6-8. Plus sound booth for ADR and/or narration.
• Office space with multiple work stations.
• Free on-site parking with loading area.
• Elevator for accessibility and equipment load-ins.

Located at 5910 York Road (York Road and Belvedere Avenue, across from Belvedere Square) close to 695 and 83. Visit our website for details at adventureproductions.com or email [email protected] to schedule your free tour!

11/09/2025

The Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum annual Plane and Train Garden will open later this month.

More in the link below.

11/07/2025

The bearded scorpion fish is a venomous, camouflage-expert fish found in the Western Indian Ocean and parts of the Pacific.

Its name comes from the fleshy skin flaps on its chin, which help it blend in with its environment on rocky coastlines, coral reefs, and shipwrecks.

As ambush predators, they use their quick reflexes to capture smaller fish and crustaceans, and their venomous spines can inflict a painful sting on humans.

They can be found in the Western Indian Ocean (including the Red Sea and Persian Gulf), and potentially wider in the Indo-Pacific. They live in tropical reefs, rocky coastlines, rubble, and sand near coral patches or on shipwrecks. Bearded scorpion fish are typically found at depths up to 30 meters, though some sources suggest up to 50 meters.

Their "beard" is fleshy, frilly skin flaps around the mouth and chin, which provide camouflage. The "beard" and mottled brown and reddish-brown coloration help it blend in with algae-covered rocks and corals.

They are ambush predators that use their camouflage to lie in wait and then quickly engulfs prey with its mouth. They primarily feed on smaller fish and crustaceans.

The bearded scorpion fish has venomous spines on its fins, which can deliver a painful sting if the fish is handled or stepped on. Divers and swimmers should exercise caution and avoid touching these fish.

Females release eggs into the water, which are then fertilized by males.Larvae. The eggs float as planktonic larvae before hatching and eventually settling to grow.

Aqua Kids is a multiple award-winning, K-12 educational program that teaches young people about aquatic environments and how to preserve them.

Our awards include 2 Emmys, 18 Tellys, 2 Golden Catalyst Awards and 18 Videographer Awards. Now you can have Aqua Kids TV for your classroom or homeschool!

Visit our website at aquakidstv.com or email [email protected] for details.

Adventure Productions has affordable editing suite rentals! Mini Mac M4 computer w/ 1 TB of SSD storage, Adobe Premeier ...
11/07/2025

Adventure Productions has affordable editing suite rentals! Mini Mac M4 computer w/ 1 TB of SSD storage, Adobe Premeier Pro editing system w/ Adobe After Effects and DaVinci Resolve.

Plus a kitchen, conference room and more! Perfect professional setting for freelance videographers and independent filmmakers.

Located on York Road and Belvedere Avenue, across from Belvedere Square. Free on-site parking and loading area. Elevator for accessibility. Visit our website for details adventureproductions.com or email [email protected]

11/06/2025

The salmon shark (Lamna ditropis) is a species of mackerel shark found in the North Pacific Ocean, known for its diet of salmon and its ability to maintain a body temperature above the surrounding water.

These sharks are apex predators that can grow over 10 feet long and are characterized by their dark, bluish-gray to black backs, white undersides, and blade-like teeth.

They are fast swimmers and are sometimes mistaken for great white sharks.

The salmon shark is found throughout the North Pacific, from the Bering Sea and Sea of Okhotsk to the Gulf of Alaska and down to Baja California, Mexico.

They inhabit both coastal and open ocean waters, preferring temperatures between 2.5 and 24 degrees Celsius.

They can grow to over 10 feet long and weigh more than 660 pounds.

They have a dark bluish-gray or black back, a white belly, and a heavy, spindle-shaped body.

Their teeth are moderately large, blade-like, and have small cusplets on the sides.

They can be distinguished from great white sharks by a secondary keel on their tail and dark patches on their belly.

As their name suggests, their diet primarily consists of salmon, but they also eat squid, sablefish, herring, and other fish.

Their predators include other sharks and possibly killer whales.

Salmon sharks are partial endotherms, meaning they can keep their body and stomach temperature warmer than the surrounding water, which helps them function in cold seas.

Aqua Kids is a multiple award-winning, K-12 educational program that teaches young people about aquatic environments and how to preserve them.

Our awards include 2 Emmys, 18 Tellys, 2 Golden Catalyst Awards and 18 Videographer Awards. Now you can have Aqua Kids TV for your classroom or homeschool!

Visit our website at aquakidstv.com or email [email protected] for details.

Adventure Productions has affordable greenscreen rentals! Hard c*c insert studio w/ viewing room, makeup room w/ green r...
11/06/2025

Adventure Productions has affordable greenscreen rentals! Hard c*c insert studio w/ viewing room, makeup room w/ green room, video editing suite w/ sound booth, hundreds of free-to-use props, wardrobe items and furnishings, conference room w/ adjoining kitchen and more!

Located on York Road and Belvedere Avenue, across from Belvedere Square.
Free on-site parking and loading area. Elevator for accessibility and equipment load-ins.

Visit adventureproductions.com for more info on our facilities and services or email [email protected] to schedule your free tour!


11/05/2025

The coconut octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus) is a small, intelligent cephalopod known for its unique ability to use tools, such as coconut shells, for shelter. It lives in the tropical Indo-Pacific region and is also called the "veined octopus" due to the dark, vein-like patterns on its skin.

This species is a carnivore that hunts crabs, shrimp, and clams, and it can walk on two arms while carrying its protective shell.

The coconut octopus is famous for collecting and using objects like coconut shells, clamshells, and even discarded bottles to create a mobile shelter. It will dig up the shells, clean them, and then carry them to a new location.

It can walk on two of its arms in a bipedal motion, which is an unusual trait among octopuses. This allows it to carry objects while moving.

It has a reddish-brown body with white suckers and dark, vein-like patterns across its skin.

It is a carnivore that primarily eats crustaceans and mollusks, such as crabs, shrimp, and clams.

It lives in the shallow, sandy, and muddy areas of tropical waters in the Indo-Pacific region.

The coconut octopus is considered one of the most intelligent cephalopods, with a brain-to-body ratio similar to that of birds and mammals.

It can change its skin color and texture to blend in with its surroundings.

It emerges at dusk and dawn to forage, sometimes using its arms to probe holes in the mud for prey.

It uses its tool-use skills for defense, but it is also venomous, though its venom is not a threat to humans.

Aqua Kids is a multiple award-winning, K-12 educational program that teaches young people about aquatic environments and how to preserve them.

Our awards include 2 Emmys, 18 Tellys, 2 Golden Catalyst Awards and 18 Videographer Awards. Now you can have Aqua Kids TV for your classroom or homeschool!

Visit our website at aquakidstv.com or email [email protected] for details.

ATTENTION PHOTOGRAPHERS! Adventure Productions has affordable photo studio rentals! Our facilities have the amenities yo...
11/05/2025

ATTENTION PHOTOGRAPHERS! Adventure Productions has affordable photo studio rentals! Our facilities have the amenities you need!

• 3 roll seamless paper backdrop system for headshots, full length and small groups.
• 3 dozen paper and cloth backdrops to choose from.
• hundreds of free-to-use props, wardrobe items and furnishings.
• makeup room with adjoining green room.
• conference room for meetings / planning sessions.
• kitchen with fridge, microwave, toaster, sandwich press, water cooler, coffee maker, plus free coffee, sodas and bottled waters.
• free on-site parking with loading area.
• elevator for accessibility and equipment load-ins.

Located at 5910 York Road, near the corner of York Road and Belvedere Avenue (across from Belvedere Square). Close to 83 and 695.

Visit our website at adventureproductions.com for more info or email [email protected] to schedule your free tour!

11/04/2025

The rainbow parrotfish (Scarus guacamaia) is the largest herbivorous reef fish in the Atlantic and Caribbean, known for its vibrant colors and beak-like mouth. It plays a crucial role in coral reef ecosystems by grazing on algae, which prevents it from smothering corals.

These fish are found in the Gulf of Mexico and western Atlantic, can grow up to four feet long, and are considered Near Threatened due to habitat loss and overfishing.

Rainbow parrotfish have bright teal bodies with yellow, orange, and pink hues on the head, tail, and fins. They can reach up to 4 feet (1.2 m) in length and weigh up to 44 pounds (20 kg).

They are found in coral reef communities in the Gulf of Mexico and the western Atlantic Ocean, including the Caribbean and Florida Reef. They Live in coastal waters adjacent to the Yucatán Peninsula and the Caribbean Sea.

Rainbow parrotfish are herbivorous, feeding on algae that grows on corals and rocky surfaces. They use their beak-like mouth to scrape algae off the reef.

Large males defend territories and a harem of females. If a male dies, the most dominant female can change s*x to become the new male.

By grazing on algae, they help keep coral reefs healthy by preventing algae from smothering the corals. Like other parrotfish, their grinding of coral can contribute to the production of sand.

Populations have declined due to overfishing, habitat loss (coral reefs and mangroves), and being easy targets for spear fishermen. Rainbow parrotfish are fully protected in some areas, such as Belize, Guatemala, and the Bay Islands of Honduras.

Aqua Kids is a multiple award-winning, K-12 educational program that teaches young people about aquatic environments and how to preserve them.

Our awards include 2 Emmys, 18 Tellys, 2 Golden Catalyst Awards and 18 Videographer Awards. Now you can have Aqua Kids TV for your classroom or homeschool!

Visit our website at aquakidstv.com or email [email protected] for details.

Adventure Productions offers affordable conference room rentals for your workshops, tutoring, training sessions and busi...
11/04/2025

Adventure Productions offers affordable conference room rentals for your workshops, tutoring, training sessions and business meetings!

• seats 10-12
• 50" flatscreen with HDMI hookup
• WiFi
• Whiteboard
• Adjoining kitchen with fridge, microwave, toaster, sandwich press, coffee maker and water cooler
• Free coffee, sodas and bottled water
• Free on-site parking with loading area
• Elevator for accessibility and equipment load-ins

Located at 5910 York Road, at York Road and Belvedere Avenue, across from Belvedere Square. Close to 83 and 695.

Visit adventureproductions.com for details or email [email protected] to schedule your free tour.

10/29/2025

The ribbon seal is a medium-sized seal from the North Pacific and Arctic oceans, easily recognized by the white "ribbons" of fur around its neck, flippers, and hips.

These seals are highly dependent on sea ice for breeding and raising their pups, which are born with a white coat that is shed after about a month.

Their diet shifts with age, from planktonic invertebrates as juveniles to fish and cephalopods as adults.

Adults have a dark body with striking white bands around the neck, flippers, and hips. Pups are born with a white, woolly coat called lanugo, which they shed after about a month.

Ribbon seals can grow up to 6 feet long and weigh between 200 and 330 pounds.

They inhabit the North Pacific and adjacent southern Arctic oceans, with a presence off the coast of Alaska. They rely on sea ice for breeding, molting, and raising their young.

They primarily eat shrimp and other small crustaceans, but also consume cephalopods (like squid and octopus) and fish.

Mating occurs in late May to June, coinciding with the melting of sea ice. The embryo has a delayed implantation, and the female gives birth to a single pup on the pack ice.

The mother cares for the pup for about four to six weeks, feeding it rich milk to help it grow quickly. The pup does not enter the water until its lanugo is completely shed and its blubber layer is developed.

The loss of sea ice due to global warming is the most significant threat to the species. Oil and gas development, shipping, pollution, and competition with fisheries for prey also pose risks. Past commercial hunting for their fur caused a significant drop in their population.

Aqua Kids is a multiple award-winning, K-12 educational program that teaches young people about aquatic environments and how to preserve them.

Our awards include 2 Emmys, 18 Tellys, 2 Golden Catalyst Awards and 18 Videographer Awards. Now you can have Aqua Kids TV for your classroom or homeschool!

Visit our website at aquakidstv.com or email [email protected] for details.

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All great companies start with a story. Our founder George Stover's natural attraction to sharks and his deep love of the sea inspired our Adventure logo. Like the shark, we strive to be fast, flexible, resourceful and adaptable. Whether it’s an entrepreneur’s first TV commercial or a confidential project for an international corporation, we give every client old-fashioned customer service while organizing every detail. As you look at our work you will see that we are storytellers as well as technicians, dedicated to discovering your company’s true message and sharing it with the world in the most powerful way. Getting to the heart of what you need and being a good steward of your brand, your budget and your trust is what we do best. We would love the opportunity to tell your unique story.

Stop by and visit us…or just give us a call. A real person will answer the phone and help you get started. We look forward to hearing from you!