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The Award Winning 2002 Video!

Update(2/14):
The 2002 Corvettes at Carlisle video has been out for only a few months now and it's already bringing home the awards, just like the videos that came before it.
We are proud to announce that the 2002 video has won a Communicator Award of Distinction and a Telly Finalist award. These two acknowledgements are very prestigious awards in the video industry and we here at Olegna Productions are very excited that the hard work and dedication we put into these videos has been recognized as outstanding examples of work among our peers.
If you haven't seen this video yet now is a good time to pick up a copy. It covers all the great events of the 2002 Corvettes at Carlisle weekend and features the fantastic Evolution Display showing all Corvette models that were produced during the Corvette's fifty-year history. This was an amazing display of 103 different models starting off with Chip Miller's 1953 Corvette, the lowest original mileage, unrestored '53 model, and capped off with Chip's 2003 50th Anniversary edition that shares a matching serial number with his 1953 car.

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OLEGNA'S "CORVETTES AT CARLISLE 2000" VIDEO CAPTURES TOP HONORS

For the past three years Olegna Productions Inc. has captured the excitement of the world-famous Corvettes at Carlisle—and for the third straight time its video has earned top honors from the International Automotive Media Conference in Las Vegas.
The Corvettes at Carlisle 2000 video and the Web site created by Olegna Productions to support the production won three awards of excellence at the conference, held Oct. 30.
Judges awarded a silver medal to the video, which covered the Aug. 25-27, 2000 event. Olegna also received a gold and silver medal for its www.corvettevideos.com Web site. The site was created in-house, using the talents of graphic designer Nicole Miller.
The International Automotive Media Conference and Awards, a function of the International Society for Vehicle Preservation, recognizes excellence in all forms of automotive media. Among the other award recipients this year were the MotorTrend television series, Kelley Blue Book and Coyne Communications for Land Rover Journal.
Featured in the Corvettes at Carlisle 2000 video is the first time that nine, one-of-a-kind Corvette prototypes were showcased at the same event. The unique display included the Mako Shark, the Manta Ray, the Aerovette, the Astro II and five other styling cars important to the evolution of the Corvette.

Olegna Production's
Carlisle All-GM Nationals—The Video
WINS The Communicator's Award of Excellence.

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AN EXCITING NEW TRADITION CAPTURED IN OLEGNA'S "CARLISLE ALL-GM NATIONALS" VIDEO

In the tradition of Carlisle's world-renown car shows, Olegna Production's just-released "Carlisle All-GM Nationals" video catches all the excitement in the first of what is sure to become a series of classic events.
Videotaped during the June 29-July 1, 2001 show in Carlisle, Pa., the video features the 35th Anniversary Camaro World Premiere as well as a sampling of the most desirable vehicles ever offered by Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac.
Car enthusiasts have long thrilled to Carlisle's other events, including Corvettes at Carlisle and their All-Ford and All-Chrysler nationals and the always packed spring and fall swap meets.
And since 1998, Corvette lovers have eagerly anticipated Olegna Production's award-winning videos of the annual Corvettes at Carlisle events—now Olegna brings that same quality and action-packed footage to its coverage of the Carlisle All-GM Nationals.
In the Carlisle All-GM Nationals video you'll see old and new factory concept cars, lovingly restored classics, one-of-a-kind models and muscle cars. Plus, Olegna's cameras bring you behind the scenes and deliver exclusive interviews with the people who design, race and collect the finest GM has offered throughout the years.
Olegna's owner, Angelo Del Monte, himself a Cadillac collector, said he was thrilled at some of the rare cars on display—all captured by Olegna's camera crews.
"You don't usually get to see this variety of cars," Del Monte said. "Like Don Fezell's three 1963 drag racing Impalas and Gary Holub's amazing collection of Yenko Camaros."
"In 1969 the Yenko's only came in six colors and Holub has one of each. This was the first time these six rare cars were ever shown to the public," Del Monte said. "That weekend at the show someone offered Holub a million dollars for the collection and he just laughed."