David Eckert from Ever Building Films

David Eckert

Ever Building Films

About Us

I have been operating my small business since 2005, when I was awarded a grant by FedNor at a high school trade fair competition (FedNor Business Challenge 2005).

Since then, I have had the pleasure of working with a diverse array of clientele, including many other small businesses, non-profit organizations such as Sudbury Pride and the Blueberry Festival, and individuals in the Sudbury area.

I have a particular interest in weddings during the summer months. I would like to connect and co-promote with other businesses catering to weddings specifically, as I think that the co-promotion aspect will lend itself well to related businesses in that area.

How We Got Started

I have always had a passion for video. I was a little kid with dreams of being the next Spielberg.

In high school, I took a business course, which led to the FedNor Business Challenge for youth entrepreneurs. I won a grant, and my business took off from there.

In college, I enrolled in journalism, and upon graduation, had expanded my skill set to include many other forms of media.

Now I am pursuing film making as my career.

The products and services we offer

Products & Services
Multiple camera setup captures behind-the-scenes events as well as the main, so that even when the best man is speaking, you don't miss the little ...
Home movie digitization by Ever Building Films
Got some old home movies on a film reel or an old camcorder? Want to show the kids and grandkids? If you want to keep family memories going, you ne...
Live event videos by Ever Building Films
Shooting and producing high-quality videos of your important events, including weddings, anniversaries, advertisements, and other special occasions...
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Recent Activity

David from Ever Building Films Answered this on October 26, 2018
A local donut shop just down the street that made specialty donuts. Sadly, I think people are too addicted to the donuts and coffee from Tim's in my town. (more) A local donut shop just down the street that made specialty donuts. Sadly, I think people are too addicted to the donuts and coffee from Tim's in my town.

David from Ever Building Films Answered this on August 24, 2018
My site is worth what I pay for it, and has been for 10 years. (more) My site is worth what I pay for it, and has been for 10 years.
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David from Ever Building Films Answered this on April 30, 2018
Because my business largely deals with events of a personal significance to my clients, I always ask permission before posting that kind of work anywhere. However, my public channels also include fun side projects that I do on my own to draw eyeballs to my page. (more) Because my business largely deals with events of a personal significance to my clients, I always ask permission before posting that kind of work anywhere. However, my public channels also include fun side projects that I do on my own to draw eyeballs to my page.

David from Ever Building Films Answered this on October 17, 2017
For me, I think the most cost-effective way to advertise is the oldest way. I regularly just meet people and casually mention what I do in conversation, and then ask if they would like a card so that they can contact me - if THEY need ME. I don't try to pressure anyone, of course. It does tend to... (more) For me, I think the most cost-effective way to advertise is the oldest way. I regularly just meet people and casually mention what I do in conversation, and then ask if they would like a card so that they can contact me - if THEY need ME. I don't try to pressure anyone, of course. It does tend to work when I am at social events, meeting new people, because often one of the first questions any person you meet for the first time will ask is "What do you do?" "Well, (shows card, smiles)"I hope that helps!
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