Gilley MediaChad Gilley is a media content producer with over thirty years experience writing, photographing, filming and producing advertising and editorial content for radio, television and the web. I hope you'll take some time to look at some of my favorite stuff. (portfolio) contact: gilleymedia@gmail.com | Find me on LinkedIn Video:
Other Video:Charley and Larry on Saipan 1945 Skyline Farm Video from The Museum at Skyline Farm Writings, Stories & ThingsView from the Top Pictures from Portland's Time and Temperature building The Starliners of Auburn, Maine There two were a long-time landmark at the Auburn Airport Around Maine on Two Little Wheels - Scooter Questions (2007) David Wallace builds and fixes pipe organs and occasionally finds interesting things inside (2006) Tony's Donuts after 40 years (2006) A Spooky Sea Tale from John M. Todd Fitzy: James J. Fitzpatrick left his Mark on Portland (2005) An Authentic Voice from the Historic Past (2005) Sampling Portland Area Coffees (2005) The Genius of Eddie Driscoll Maine TV Pioneer (2004) Gray, Maine's Stranger from the South The story behind the Confederate grave (2003) Winter Blues Winter makes us SAD (2003) In the Late 1960s WLOB Ruled Portland's Air. (2003) Windows Keyboard Shortcuts (2002) Biddeford Racers take Flight Pigeon racing - who knew? (2002) The Farm of the Future? A visit to a mussel farm (2002) A Different Perspective Photos of the Portland Area (2001) The Curse of Jonathan Buck Pioneer of Bucksport (2001) The Final Ride Life and old cars pass by (2001) Sandra's Kenduskeag Adventure Sandra gets in over her head at the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race (Literally) (2000) Ten Years of Love Songs Sandra celebrates the big one-oh (2000) Genealogy Finding your family online (1999) Show House The Old York Historical Society Show House 2007 MultimediaGreetings from York Beach Narrated Slide Show of York Beach History 1897 in and about Portland (2006) Air Battle! Postcards From Portland Other Sites
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