FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 16, 2003

Contact Information:
Alec Home-Douglas
604.836.5016
info@peppersunlight.com

Pepper Sunlight Redesigns for the Multimedia Revolution

Pepper Sunlight is pleased to announce the launch of its new Web site, http://www.peppersunlight.com.

In addition to its great, entertaining and informative archives, you will find an exhaustive collection of multimedia links and all the information you could ever need to learn about and hire Pepper Sunlight for your next multimedia project.

For the past three years, Pepper Sunlight has been pushing the bounds of multimedia storytelling. From their innovative documentary work with CBC Radio 3 and the Whistler Museum to smaller scale projects with inspired organizations like the Kaslo Jazz Festival and Canadian folk icon Geoff Berner, Pepper Sunlight is reshaping the way we tell stories and archive history.

Unlike other design companies, which try to be all things to all people, Pepper Sunlight focuses on what it does best. With a core team consisting of Alec Home-Douglas, a seasoned media designer, Andrew Yates, a nationally published journalist/researcher/videographer, and Patrick Gemmill, a veteran Canadian archivist and museum curator, Pepper Sunlight wants to tell stories.

No project is too big or small. From the massive archival project for the Myrtle Philip history project at the Whistler Museum to the music video production for Geoff Berner's timeless song, "Light Enough to Travel," Pepper Sunlight looks for innovative ways to combine photos, video, animation, audio and text to tell stories, archive history and document a unique perspective of the world we live in.

For more information, check out the Web site at http://www.peppersunlight.com or contact our offices at (604) 836-5016