JCS Photo-Video Productions

JCS Photo-Video Productions Full Service Professional Photography & Video Production Services We also provide professional video editing services. Vosburgh.

Introduction
At JCS Broadcast Video Productions we provide real-time editing solutions utilizing the Media 100iXr editing system. Clients may choose video recording equipment for our videographers to utilize ranging from DVCam to Sony Beta SP. JCS is the #1 source in Las Vegas for professional video productions, allowing your media to become a highly effective communication tool in this digital ag

e. Productions can be in the form of USB drive, VHS, DVD, Multimedia CD-ROM, Internet and Corporate Intranet. Keep in mind that we do provide wedding video services. And as professional Las Vegas videographers we are well situated to acquire and output footage in a variety of standards including PAL, Secam, U-Matic (three-quarter inch), DigiBeta, BetaSX, Hi8, S-VHS, and Mini-DV. Company Biography: JCS Broadcast Video Productions was founded in 1987 by Jack M. Having a strong background in electronic engineering gave Vosburgh the technical foundation needed to start what has since become a meaningful player in the video production industry in Las Vegas. After several years of shooting special events and wedding videos -- during which time he became the acknowledged leader in that field, --Vosburgh purchased a Betacam SP camera and editing deck and decided to move into the more demanding fields of corporate and broadcast video. Business success and the desire to give the client a faster, better, more professional product led Vosburgh to the decision to invest in a Media 100 NLE system. It was the single most expensive investment ever made by JCS Video Productions, but it proved to be a boon to the company as Vosburgh began producing videos that, just a short time earlier, he had only dreamed of doing. Less than 10 years later Vosburgh was elected Vice President of the Las Vegas Chapter of the International Television Association (ITVA). He has subsequently been elected President of that organization three times. In addition to his other professional affiliations, Vosburgh also served as a judge for the 2003 Awards in Media Excellence (AiME) program. His company has produced video commercials for small private businesses as well as corporate videos for companies and government entities such as Bechtel, SAIC, and the U.S. Department of Energy that have been seen around the world. JCS Video Productions continues to hone its skills. Future plans include continuing to strive to be the best video broadcast production company in the State of Nevada, ultimately moving into the world of motion pictures.

10/06/2025

Viral security footage has left the internet stunned after an elderly woman was recorded feeding a giant black bear a piece of bread right on her front porch. Her concerned son had installed the camera to ensure her safety, only to receive a notification showing his mother, completely unfazed, treating the towering animal like a hungry stray dog.

The grateful animal politely accepted the snack directly from her hand before lumbering away, leaving behind one very stunned son who watched the live feed. When neighbors, realizing the casual danger she'd faced, asked her why she wasn't scared, she simply replied: "In Mother Russia, this is normal."

10/05/2025

A lonely stork dad was left alone with four storks after mum died over the weekend on high voltage wires. Fortunately, he accepted the help of people and now, three times a day, a man climbs onto the nest and feeds both babies and dad❤

10/04/2025

Photographer Barbara Jensen Voster accidentally dropped her camera in Botswana, where she was photographing a pride of lions. The lioness picked it up, played with it, and then brought it to her cubs to play with. It was a very expensive toy.
📸Credit: Barbara Jensen Voster

10/03/2025

Train Tracks and Fall Foliage, Colorado

10/02/2025

Sleeping squirrels in their nest on someone's window ledge

09/30/2025

The world-famous Red Rock Canyon sign is being moved half a mile down the road so people can take photos of it without having to risk their lives. The new location will have better views, and a real parking lot.

📸 Jess Magdefrau

09/28/2025

Ring lightning captured over Tampa Bay, Florida... ⚡️

09/27/2025

Meet the Myxomycetes, also known as slime molds—nature’s mysterious shape-shifters. Born from spores like mushrooms, they don’t stay still.

Instead, they move like giant amoebas, creeping at about 1 cm per hour! As they crawl, they engulf bacteria, algae, and organic matter, digesting prey on the go.

Found on rotting wood or damp forest floors, they can appear in bright colors like yellow, purple, or red.

With their ability to move, hunt, and adapt, Myxomycetes blur the line between animal and plant, making them truly otherworldly organisms.

📸 Sarah Lloyd

09/27/2025

The Venezuelan Poodle Moth 🦋✨

A fluffy mystery of the insect world, first discovered in Venezuela in 2009. Its unique fur-like scales and rabbit-like antennae make it look almost unreal.

09/24/2025

Nature Always Finds A Way!

~Devon

09/23/2025

In the remote coastal villages of Chile, an innovative and low-cost solution is transforming the way communities light their homes — saltwater lamps powered by nothing more than seawater and simple copper plates. These remarkable devices use a chemical reaction between saltwater and electrodes (usually copper and magnesium) to generate electricity. No batteries, no combustion, no pollution — just the ocean’s natural salinity sparking light where the grid cannot reach.

Each lamp runs for hours on a single refill of saltwater, providing consistent illumination for families who once relied on dim candles or kerosene lanterns. And it’s not just about lighting rooms — children now study safely after dark, fishermen prep their gear before dawn, and elders move around homes without fear of injury. These lamps bring both safety and opportunity, all using resources literally at their feet.

The brilliance of the design lies in its simplicity and sustainability. The plates inside the lamp can last for months, and replacement is inexpensive. The seawater acts as the electrolyte, creating a flow of electrons between the plates — a gentle, quiet process that produces light with no heat or noise.

These saltwater lamps represent a shining example of how low-tech innovation can meet high-impact needs. In regions where extending power lines is impractical or too costly, the ocean is now not only a source of livelihood but also of light.

09/22/2025

Never give up!
Two tenacious cedar trees truly living at the edge, Nevada Falls, Yosemite.
photographed by Mark Camp

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89139

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