Ocean Star Productions provides an affordable way to record and produce CDs and DVDs of your music. We offer on-site recording of performances and/or rehearsals as well as large-run CD or DVD duplication, video production/editing, live sound, and a wide variety of other audio and video services. Ocean Star Productions is based in Valdosta, Georgia, and is available throughout the southeast.
Please go to our Demo page to hear various recordings we have done throughout Georgia. On our Studio page you can find a gear list as well as pictures from various recording projects we have done.
To contact us, please call or email us at:
(404)-213-5394
May 16th, 2009
It's been a while - Posted by Bryan at 7:54pm
It's been quite busy around here! We've been recording all across the state the last few months and with all this work comes some new demos. Over half a dozen new recordings have been posted. I also cleaned out some old ones. I will probably post some more later tonight as well. Don't forget, if you've been at a concert that we were offering CDs at lately, go to the CD order page to get a copy! Also, be on the lookout sometime this summer for a redesign of the site!
March 6th, 2009
Now offering CD sales online! - Posted by Bryan at 7:16pm
Ocean Star Productions is proud to announce that you can now order select CDs of our recordings online! These are generally offered to the performers of this music but some CDs will be available commercially soon. If you are a performer who was recorded recently please click the button on the upper left of this page to see what CDs we are offering.
March 5th, 2009
More postings - Posted by Bryan at 10:30pm
New demos including a chamber piece and an excerpt from a piece for choir and orchestra have been uploaded. We've also posted many more pictures on the Studio page. Check them out!
January 19th, 2009
Demos for all, and check out the Studio section! - Posted by Bryan at 7:10pm
First, demos have been uploaded in almost every category. Check them out for our latest work, including the new Opera section! And, we have been working on updating our site with a gear list and pictures from our sessions. You can find our partial gear list and pictures from various recording sessions on the Studio page!
December 17th, 2008
Various material - Posted by Bryan at 5:35pm
A percussion ensemble piece has been uploaded as well as an acoustic guitar and vocal track.
December 7th, 2008
A lot of new material! - Posted by Bryan at 10:35pm
We are in the process of updating our demo page with over half a dozen new tracks, from classical to jazz to rock! Keep checking back for the newest material. Today's update includes two a cappella choir recordings and a big band track.
October 24th, 2008
New chamber music - Posted by Bryan at 8:34am
I noticed the lack of new chamber music on the Demo page so I added one new track, and a couple more are on the way.
October 2nd, 2008
More from the Valdosta Symphony - Posted by Bryan at 12:45pm
Two tracks from another Valdosta Symphony Orchestra concert have been uploaded to the Demo page. Several more recording sessions are lined up in the next month so look for many new recordings soon.
July 25th, 2008
Gospel Quartet Recording - Posted by Bryan at 2:31am
We recently recorded an album for a local gospel quartet, and two tracks have been put on the Demo page. If you are interested in this genre of music be sure to check it out. We also have another album in the works of just solo guitar, so look for a demo or two from that in the coming days.
May 2nd, 2008
More Orchestra Recordings and a Piano Recording - Posted by Bryan at 1:02pm
Last weekend we had another recording of the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra, and two clips from that concert are up on the Demo Recordings page, as well as a clip from a solo piano recital.
April 23rd, 2008
New Band Recordings - Posted by Bryan at 7:07pm
Three works for wind ensemble have been added. One was from a concert in February that I forgot to upload and the other two are from a concert a couple of weeks ago.
April 8th, 2008
And it's here - Posted by Bryan at 7:07pm
The Demo page is now updated with a new classical chamber piece, a solo piano piece, two clips from the jazz combos at Valdosta State University, and the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra playing the overture to Rossini's "Barber of Seville." Check them out!
April 7th, 2008
New material coming soon - Posted by Bryan at 8:10am
It has been quite a while since an update here at OSP! We've been really busy with new recordings, so keep checking back. We've got demos of the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra, the premier jazz combo at VSU, and various other classical recitals ready to be posted in the next couple of days.
February 14th, 2008
Classical guitar track - Posted by Bryan at 8:38pm
A new piece of classical music has been uploaded. This was a first for us - solo classical guitar. We got a stellar recording, so be sure to check it out! We also just finished another recording session with the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra over the weekend. Unfortunately, after discussing the recording with the symphony director, we cannot provide demos due to legal copyright concerns. However, next month they are doing a large concert featuring some Italian opera that promises to be a fantastic performance, and it is all public domain, so we'll have some new material to upload at that point.
January 29th, 2008
Cello - Posted by Bryan at 8:20pm
I've uploaded a full movement from the Sonata in C Major for Cello and Piano by Serge Profiev that I recorded a few days ago. You might also notice I removed the clarinet recording of the piece I composed due to upcoming publishing and contest considerations. Keep an eye out for another couple of recordings of the Valdosta Symphony in the upcoming weeks.
January 1st, 2008
New Year. New Demos - Posted by Bryan at 7:10pm
As promised, I've just finished uploading five new demos. More is still on the way later this week. In this update we've got one chamber work (composed by me, in fact), two excerpts from the Valdosta Symphony concert, and two tracks from the band Keltic Kudzu. Check them out, and look out for some jazz demos shortly.
