About
Eugene Eugene DiFrancesco is a 20+-year veteran of the video production realm, and is also a nationally recognized speaker within his industry. Having pioneered the digital cinematography technique, he has elevated videography from a commodity to an art form. Eugene is the only member in the history of the National Professional Videographers Association to be nominated and elected president three different terms, and is also the first member of that guild to be inducted into senior member status. The NPVA is one of the country's oldest and largest organizations of professional videographers. For several years running, DiFrancesco has been a featured speaker at WEVA Expo Las Vegas, the annual convention of the Wedding & Event Videographers Association. Boasting nearly 4000 attendees from numerous countries, this is the largest convention of the industry. He is also requested to present his seminars to multiple groups at their events, including the Showbiz Expo in New York, and the Professional Photographers Association of Massachusetts' convention. Television commercials produced by Eugene often win national awards, as well as favor among locals. He has also become known as somewhat of a local celebrity, having appeared in a number of these productions. He's the guy people call when they want their local ad to have a national feel, instead of screaming "Hi, I'm a local cable ad!"
Eugene DiFrancesco
is a member of the Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce, Business Network
International (past chapter president), National Professional Videographers
Association (3-term past president), Wedding & Event Videographers
Association International, and Church of the Pilgrimage, UCC. He
lives and works in America's hometown, beautiful Plymouth, Massachusetts
with his wife Anne and daughters Pia & Ramona.
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Wedding
Day Motion Pictures remain a key signature of Eugene's. Operating
in true documentary fashion, that is to say that he is capturing
what occurs instead of influencing it, he produces a finished program
that actually reflects the day the bride and groom planned. This
way, the nuptial event goes off as intended, without a videographer
staging contrived nonsense and negatively impacting their big day.
His goal remains to create a program that looks as the actual event
would have appeared to the naked eye in his absence.