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Video Valuable Deconstruction

By Seven/Seventy Nine

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Architecture + Design

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March 16, 2010

When buildings are demolished, the debris is usually hauled off to a landfill.  However in the spirit of our society's ever increasing environmental consciousness, the folks at Cincinnati's Building Value began using an alternative method.  By deconstructing a building, they are able to salvage and reuse more than 80% of the building material.  As a subsidiary of the Easter Seals Work Resource Center, they also provide valuable job training in the process.   This week Soapbox and Seven/Seventy-Nine take you behind the scenes to show the benefits of deconstruction versus demolition.  

Video Toy Story

By Seven/Seventy Nine

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General

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January 12, 2010

If you've ever walked down the toy aisle of any major store, chances are you've seen the work of Sculpco. Located in Walnut Hills, Sculpco is a Cincinnati based company that creates action figures for Hollywood Blockbusters, hit TV shows, video games, and things we haven't heard of yet. This week, Soapbox and Seven/Seventy-Nine take you inside Sculpco to see how they work and what makes this unique Cincinnati business work (and play).

Behind the Scenes with Seven/Seventy-Nine, Ltd.

By Seven/Seventy Nine

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General

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November 9, 2009

This week's original Soapbox video goes behind the scenes with our friends, Seven/Seventy-Nine, Ltd. - a locally based film and video production company that has produced content for Christian Moerlein, The Over-the-Rhine Foundation, The Ohio Justice and Policy Center, and the University of Cincinnati, as well as delivering original Soapbox videos each month. Take a look at what goes on behind the lens and what inspires their fresh take on innovative advertising/internet production and narrative-based independent filmmaking.

Video Fountain Square

By Seven/Seventy Nine

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General

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September 29, 2009

This week, Soapbox and Seven/Seventy-Nine take a look at the new Fountain Square - three years after its $42 million face lift and redesign, the Genius of Water is doing something the old Square could not - bringing people, and business, back to the city center. And its doing it with creative multi-use programming - from aerobics demonstrations to cooking shows, diverse musical events, and fun, oddball activities that appeal to families, indie rockers, and tourists alike.