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DIGICO Shoot | Post | Design, a full-service video and motion-design firm, has moved into its new location at 29 W. Water St.

“We’ve been expanding for some time,” said Ryan Berry, partner/producer. “This was the next step. We’ve doubled our space, and added new features,” he said.

“A big addition is our studio” said Joey Groah, partner/producer. “Along with location shooting, we now offer a similar studio option you’d find in bigger cities,” he said. “Green screen, backdrop, sets… the creative possibilities are endless.”

The facility includes offices, multiple edit rooms as well as conference space. The newly restored location has housed a number of businesses over the years, starting as a grocery store.

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