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WADU Focus WADU is a division of KEA Productions that focuses on the production of wildlife and animal videos with a documentary style. KEA Productions is on the cutting edge of documentary style video production for the world wide web, specializing in concept to completion of webmercials (infomercials for the web) and mini-docs (short documentaries). Each member of the KEA Productions team has more than 10 years of professional experience. |
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Although our primary focus is video production, our network of professionals includes marketing strategists, graphic artists, and web developers. We only refer our clients to partnering companies that are in alliance with our mission to provide quality products with excellent customer service. So rest assured, we can produce a high-quality, high concept video that will make your company look good and help you attract a sizeable audience of the right potential customers. We pride ourselves on meeting or exceeding all of our clients' expectations. |
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Team The KEA Productions team is lead by Kamala Appel, a.k.a. "the key" in KEA Productions, who is a graduate of USC's School of Cinema Television. Kamala Appel founded KEA Productions to provide businesses and organizations with the quality productions and ethical treatment that they deserve. Ms. Appel has built a strong foundation to stand on with a diverse background that includes video production, instruction, production and project management, studio & film festival work, and journalism for such companies as Universal, ICM, and Sundance. As a result, she can approach client needs from a number of angles until the best solution is crystal clear. She will be your point of contact who will guide you through the process. |
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Small Business and Women & Minority Owned KEA Productions is a Certified Small Business with the State of California and Alameda County. Contact us, if you are interested in partnering with us on a government gig. You can read some testimonials from past clients, partners, and viewers of our award-winning projects in the Services area. |
| Tip #2: Don't Feed the Animals- Lock up food tight Some of us, many of us, store some edible items outdoors like seeds and possibly food bought in bulk. Keep in mind that animals are very skilled at biting and tearing through packaging and sometimes even storage containers. Besides the fact that it is a nuissance to clean up the mess they leave behind; it hurts wildlife when we become a food source to them. Animals that become too dependent on humans for food, lose their survival skills (hunting/foraging/scavenging) which may result not only in their own death, but may prevent them from attracting a mate, thus reducing the diversity of the next generation. Also, our food is intended for humans and often not nutritious for animals. |
| Reminder: More About Wildlife *You can click on any of the images (animal photos) on the left to find out more about the animal and watch a video clip. |