September 16, 2008 (Boca Raton, FL) --- Breathless Video Productions, LLC is pleased to announce its concentration in the infomercial industry.

Led by Sherry Thomas, President and CEO, Breathless Video Productions produces Corporate Video, Training Films, Commercials, Infomercials, WebSite Video, VNRs, Exercise Video, Music Videos, and other various types of video for the production industry such as Corporate Events and high-end Weddings and Mitzvahs.

Sherry observes that, "The infomercial industry remains a leading way to brand a product. Infomercials can strategically provide the foundation for retail roll-out. The diet and health industry is still booming but quick, do-it-yourself products for the everyday home owner can perform well, provided the infomercial is professionally produced and properly tested."

The key is to think like a consumer. What will make a consumer's life less complicated and provide ease of use? Estimates range from 1 in 60 to 1 in 100 for a success rate of 1.5 MER (Merchandise Exchange Ratio) or higher. The right product that tugs at a nerve can often be something quite obscure. It's the brilliance of filling a simple need.

"There is a reason that you see so many infomercials on television. Consumers loves these gadgets and given that most of the infomercial buying power comes from women, they are often looking for something unusual to provide as a gift to a loved one or to themselves," states Thomas.

Thomas explains that the cost to produce an infomercial depends on the length. ShortForm infomercials run two minutes long while LongForm runs twenty eight and a half minutes. Many factors affect the price of an infomercial such as how many hours you need to shoot, how many locations will be shot, and the number of actors or voice-over experts involved.

Infomercial production can be expensive, but Breathless creates these productions for a fraction of the cost of many other companies.

About Breathless Video Productions
Breathless Video Productions, LLC based in South Florida is a top one-stop shopping video production company that produces all types of video from commercials to exercise video. Their crews are based around the globe, therefore making it easy to shoot anywhere in the world. Each member of their staff has broadcast media experience. Their equipment is state-of-the-art and non-linear editing is all done on FinalCut Pro, the industry standard.

For more information visit: http://www.BreathlessVideo.com

Press Contact: Brian Reeves, 561.313.4692

FLORIDA WOMAN FORMS ALLIANCE with
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR LOST CHILDREN

January 2 , 2007 ( Boca Raton, FL) - - - During this upcoming new year, millions of children will celebrate joyous times with their loved ones. Thanks to Mark Miller, more than one hundred of them will do that in their own beds rather than on the run.

Mark Miller is the founder of American Association for Lost Children (AAFLC).

Sherry Thomas, actress, television producer and President of Breathless Video Productions, LLC has formed an alliance with Mark Miller.

Thomas, who recently started her own television production company (www.breathlessvideo.com), prayed that her company could be used to better others, especially children. Her prayer was answered when Mark Miller contacted her. Miller, who gave up corporate America to locate and recover missing and kidnapped children, has reunited 110 kids with their families.

“One day, out of the blue, I received an email from Mark. We have a common love and interest for children and their welfare. What ensued is a beautiful friendship.”

Thomas decided to help Miller’s efforts. She started by soliciting the services of her webmaster. He donated his time to revamping the website. That is step one. Step two is a public awareness campaign through media and fundraisers. At present, whenever Goodsearch is used as web a search engine, AAFLC will receive one penny for each time Goodsearch is used to surf the web. By typing in American Association for Lost Children after the question “Who do you Goodsearch for?”, the monies default to the charity.

“Our idea is to make the website more functional and accessible for kids who are lost or have been taken, as well as provide updates from family members and wonderfully nosy neighbors,” says Thomas.

Slated for the end of January 2008, it will provide areas for parents, family members, or tipsters to upload photos and provide a means to leave a message, anonymously protected, that might lead to a recovery. “We are reaching out to the public to come forward and let AAFLC help.”

Miller says, “The day my phone stops ringing will be a joyous one. For the time being, however, there are many kids missing and somewhere, someone knows something. Don’t be afraid to step forward and solicit help, advice, or give us tips. That’s why we’re here. We will fly anytime, anywhere to find a child.”

“Mark is an amazing man. He has been harassed by government officials in foreign countries, has slept on barren floors, and has had his car repossessed, all in the name of finding missing children. Mark believes that children deserve more than their faces on milk cartons and leaflets being distributed. While those are wonderful tools, the devil is in the details. That’s what he does,” said Thomas.

“All we care about is the end result – the happy reunion of a child with their loved ones”, says Mark. “It’s all in day’s work. My job is a happy one. How many people can say that they truly love what they do? I cherish each morning and with each new recovery, I smile and thank God.”

What’s next? “Well, Mark is close to another recovery and this will ‘Mark’--- pardon the pun---well over his 100 th. There has been some television network buzz about chronicling his life and work, but in all honesty, all he cares about is bringing these kids home,” states Sherry.

In the interim, Thomas points out, “I try to impress upon my two boys the sense of philanthropy . . . and goodness . . . and giving back. Mark Miller is one of the most special individuals I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. He is incredibly humble and unassuming. I use him as a role model and example to my kids .”

About Us

American Association for Lost Children, Inc . (AAFLC) is a Christian nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1987 that physically searches for and recovers missing children at no cost to the parents. Mark Miller (Founder) and his staff conduct “hands-on” investigations while traveling in and outside the country performing surveillance and undercover work searching for missing children. Since its inception, AAFLC has recovered and retrieved over 110 missing children in places like Germany, Lebanon, and many cities within the United States.

For more information visit: http://www.aaflc.org

Breathless Video Productions is a full service production company specializing in commercials, corporate video, training films, and website video. . Led by Sherry Thomas, President and Founder, their work ranges from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. Armed with an impressive staff, each of whom has a background in the broadcast media world, their crews fly anywhere in the world to get the job done.

For more information visit: http://www.breathlessvideo.com

Press Contact: Brian Reeves, (561) 313 - 4692.