Boston-based Multimedia Specialist George Wilson brings a broad range of credentials across the community and national/major media grid. Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, he is a Berklee College of Music alumnus who focused his studies on Music Production and Engineering. George has worked in the entertainment industry for over twenty years as a sound mixer for recording artist, television personalities, and Fortune 500 companies.
He served as a producer for WBZ Radio/TV and has worked alongside media personalities Dave Maynard, Sara Edwards, Barry Nolan, Janet Langhart, and Tom Bergeron (Dancing with the Stars). He has worked in the non-profit fundraising sector with noted television celebrities Tanya Hart, Liz Walker, and Karen Holmes.
George served for one year as the local videographer for Black Entertainment Television Company (BET), and provided footage for The Maury Povich Show. He worked behind the scenes on feature films such as Glory starring Matthew Broderick, Denzel Washington, and Morgan Freeman. George also worked on Boston-based show Spencer for Hire starring Robert Urich.
In 1990, George founded Reelvision Productions Inc., where he maintained a full service audio, video and multimedia production company with several employees with expertise in radio, television and corporate industrial production. He expanded in 1998 to provide internet services.
George’s client history includes FEMA, McDonald’s Corporation, Picturetel Corporation, Digital Equipment Corporation, Harvard Law School, Harvard Business School, Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers, A.B.C.D., The Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation, The Advertising Club of Greater Boston, and others.
Reelvision produced several own special interest and multimedia training videos for schools and businesses that have sold nationally and internationally. Some companies include Macromedia/Adobe products, Microsoft, Hyperstudio, and more.
George served as Executive Producer and video director on The Arthritis Foundation project, featuring the song written by his wife Darcel Wilson and produced by the legendary George Duke. The production featured various musicians and Hollywood movie stars.
George has become a leader in the community through his association in helping non-profit organizations. He launched a computer technology training and job placement program for youth in the inner cities of Boston with his non-profit associations. His company maintained a satisfying business reputation backed by his stellar Better Business Bureau record. George received the Minority Small Business Award from the Massachusetts Small Business Administration. George is a member of ASCAP.
