EPV Media (Formerly Edit Point Video) Announces Rebranding and ExpansionPosted on April 12, 2024 |
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Syracuse, NY - After 35 years of serving the Syracuse community as Edit Point Video, we are thrilled to announce our rebranding as EPV Media. This change reflects our evolution and expanded services, which now include comprehensive video production, social media management, media buying, SEO, and web design.
Alongside our rebranding, we are excited to announce our new location at 333 West Washington Street in Armory Square, Syracuse, NY. This move represents our commitment to growth and innovation, allowing us to better serve our clients with state-of-the-art facilities and expanded capabilities.
"We are thrilled to unveil our new name and expanded services," said Doug Falso, President of EPV Media. "This rebranding represents our dedication to staying at the forefront of the media industry and providing our clients with the best possible solutions for their needs."
For more information about EPV Media and our services, please visit our new website at: www.epv-media.com or contact us at 315-472-3348
Contact: Doug Falso EPV Media [email protected] 315-382-0986
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