Radiant3 Productions

Radiant3
Type	private
Industry	Production Company
Founded	Atlanta, Georgia, 2008
Founder	James Boston
Headquarters	Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Key people	James Boston,Elle Richardson[1]
Products	Advertising, corporate video, Film
Website	www.radiant3.com

Radiant3 is a video production company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States and founded in 2008 by James Boston. Radiant3 was nominated a "Top 25 Business" in 2010 by Atlanta Tribune Magazine.[2] Radiant3 primarily films corporate video and advertisements.

Radiant3's client list includes McDonald's, AT&T Mobility, InComm, Graphic Packaging, Urban One, Hansgrohe, and Professional Photographers of America.

Awards

The music video for Changed directed by Carl Diebold stars Chip Esten[3] and won the ACM Award for "Mainstream Inspirational Country Video."[4] Radiant3 also won a Silver Telly on a campaign for Professional Photographers of America[5] and Bronze Telly on a campaign for Dura-Line[6].

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References

"Radiant3 Makes A Move". Oz Magazine Feb/March 2013.
"Atlanta Tribune's 2010 Top 25 Architects of Success = Atlanta Tribune". August 2010.
"Rascal Flatts 'Changed' Video Stars 'Nashville' Actor Charles Esten".
"RASCAL FLATTS, MARTINA MCBRIDE AND SCOTTY MCCREERY AMONG WINNERS AT THE 19TH ANNUAL ICM FAITH, FAMILY & COUNTRY AWARDS".
G4Developer (2015-08-25). "PPA's See the Difference Videos Win a Telly Award". Digital Imaging Reporter. Retrieved 2019-08-08.
"Tube, Radiant3 and Dura-Line Make a Connection". tube › Atlanta Broadcast Design, Motion Graphics, Video Editing, and Sound. 2016-10-07. Retrieved 2019-08-08.

External links

Official website

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[1] "Radiant3 Makes A Move". Oz Magazine Feb/March 2013.

[Atlanta_Tribune-2] "Atlanta Tribune's 2010 Top 25 Architects of Success = Atlanta Tribune". August 2010.

[3] "Rascal Flatts 'Changed' Video Stars 'Nashville' Actor Charles Esten".

[4] "RASCAL FLATTS, MARTINA MCBRIDE AND SCOTTY MCCREERY AMONG WINNERS AT THE 19TH ANNUAL ICM FAITH, FAMILY & COUNTRY AWARDS".

[5] G4Developer (2015-08-25). "PPA's See the Difference Videos Win a Telly Award". Digital Imaging Reporter. Retrieved 2019-08-08.

[6] "Tube, Radiant3 and Dura-Line Make a Connection". tube › Atlanta Broadcast Design, Motion Graphics, Video Editing, and Sound. 2016-10-07. Retrieved 2019-08-08.