Communication is the lifeblood of any business. Over the last decade we have been creating videos about our work at Pearl River Glass Studio.
This overview video gives you a good overall portrait of PRGS. It was produced well before the implementation of our 2012 business plan. It covers our tradition as a stained glass studio thoroughly. However the new focus on expanding into Architectural Art Glass is not as evident as the current arch of the growth of the company. Currently in production is a new video that will cover this new direction.
This video was produced as a fundraising tool to be used by the school to raise money for the thorough renovation of the chapel. As the video describes the chapel windows are Munich School windows made 114 years ago.
Andrew Cary Young was asked by the SGAA to present the keynote address to the annual meeting in 1994. This video is taken from the text of the presentation along with the `photographs. The presentation was about the new path into Kiln Formed Glass Innovations that the studio has been following for the past decade.
In 2007-2008 PRGS had the opportunity to work with the fine people and institution of Givens Estates Retirement Community in Asheville North Carolina. This video is a professionally produced video that is a candid review by Andrew Cary Young of the commission process and the symbolism of the stained glass windows in the chapel.
MPB reporter Ron Brown interviews Young about his work as a designer and the owner of Pearl River Glass Studio.
As part of a continuing enhancement of it’s facilities, Jesuit will begin a “100-year renovation” of the Holy Name Chapel in summer 2014.
On April 28, 2014, a devastating tornado destroyed part of St. Luke United Methodist Church, in Tupelo, Mississippi. Pearl River Glass Studio made this window to commemorate this momentous event in the life of the church.
Barksdale Residential
Waves and Beach scene in the vertical perspective