Corporate Video Creations is owned and operated by Award Winning producer, Ed Tworek.

Ed began his professional career freelancing in Chicago while attending Columbia College. During his freelance career, Ed trained under some of  Chicago's most highly respected gaffers and cinematographers.

Ed graduated with honors from Columbia College
Chicago in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in television production.

Ed and his wife, Virginia, children, Kate, J-T and Ann relocated to Fort Smith Arkansas, where Ed had accepted a position as a news
photographer/editor at KHBS/KHOG TV.  Ed progressed to the rank of Associate Producer for the morning news, while still enjoying shooting and editing video daily.

After almost 3 years in Arkansas, Ed packed up the family again to relocate to Champaign Illinois.

This time for Virginia's employer. Ed found a position at WICD TV as Senior Producer Creative Services.  Ed worked tirelessly producing commercials and station promotions, and in 2002, the hard work paid off. Ed earned a coveted Telly Award and a Videographers Award of Distinction, for his production "The Danville Symphony Orchestra".

In addition to the hard work, Ed enjoyed a bunch of free golf, while assisting in station sponsored fundraising efforts for the Children's Miracle Network. In 2002, the family was once again in the moving truck, headed again for Northwest Arkansas. Virginia was once again promoted to a home office position for the world's largest retailer.

Ed landed a position as staff gaffer with Ozark Film and Video in Springdale Arkansas. At Ozark, Ed learned the nuances of high end corporate and educational production. In addition to his gaffer duties, Ed shot video on many projects. During Ed's tenure at Ozark, he had the pleasure of traveling the U.S and Puerto Rico and Mexico to shoot.

In 2003, Ed accepted a position as Technical Director at the Jones Center for Families. Ed was responsible for programming a 24 hour leased access cable channel, as well as shooting, editing and directing live and live to tape productions.

In early 2004, Ed and family were once again in the moving van, headed to Chesapeake Virginia. Virginia was transferred again. Upon arrival in Virginia, Ed opened Corporate Video Creations with the purpose of providing video production to the underserved markets, those of the small to medium size businesses with limited advertising and promotions budgets.

Corporate Video Creations is thriving and growing almost daily, thanks to our loyal customers.