Onion Creek Productions

I’ve been to three screenings at the Onion Creek Studios and have been quite impressed with their professionalism and quality of work. I was blown away by the clarity of the camera shots and their ability to tell a compelling story.
Specifically the documentary about the twin sisters who’ve resumed their singing careers after 50 years and the music project for National Geographic were quite touching and poignant.
There’s no question that these guys pick incredibly interesting subjects and are gaining a name for themselves as top quality producers here in Austin — the Live Music Capital of the World.
M.I.B.

Aaron, Jamie, and Rob are very personable and produce work of extremely high caliber.
I’m currently directing and EP-​ing a documentary which –to date –is the most important project of which I’ve been a part. Having a personal background based heavily in art, music, & psychology, I needed to bring in a talented and fortified film-​making team for production and assistance in editing.
While still respecting the client /​vendor relationship, it is CRYSTAL clear that Aaron, Rob, and Jamie have taken a very respectful approach to this project; I’ve watched them become as supportive as partners. They’re inventive with lush visual contributions, and have been instrumental in attracting more funding for the project. THAT is how a top tier business should be run. Onion Creek all the way!

The Onion Creek Production boys are hard chargers, they did a great job documenting our Pickin’ for the Record event in Luckenbach, Texas! The three of them covered 13 acres, 4000 plus folks attending, 1868 guitar players breaking a Guinness World Record and they did it as first rate production team. They captured and told our story helping us share it with the world! As we organize a rematch to take the record back to Texas from Poland (6400 guitars) this fall we will be calling Aaron to do it all again at the Texas State Capitol. I know we are in good hands and if we reach our goal of 8,000 Pickers November 7^th, 2010, the Onion Creek boys will capture the event once more. Let’s go and make it happen!
Charlie Gallagher
Executive Producer
Voices of a Grateful Nation

Aaron and his team are great… professional, nice and ahead of the curve!