The Coronavirus hits a little different in St. Louis. After the Rams were relocated to California, St. Louis was left empty-handed after a four-year absence in their life. However, the reinstatement of XFL changed that for the River City. STL is now home to the...
The whole world's eyes are watching the evolution of a pandemic. It can be frightening and emotionally draining. We wanted to take a step back from the news and highlight a recent positive shoot with the Wounded Warrior Project. Who doesn't love hearing about women's empowerment?...
Known as the “mecca” of basketball, Chicago was the host of the 2020 NBA All-Star weekend for the second time. Chicago native and All-Star himself was Anthony Davis was the unofficial host of the weekend. Turner Sports brought in our St. Louis cameraman, Sam Caravana, to...
Zelis is a health care and financial tech company and market-leading provider of integrated healthcare claims cost management, payments optimization and communications solutions. They provide services to 700 payers and 1.5 million providers nationwide. Zelis recently announced their merger with RedCard Systems and hired CSI Group...
Every day people are put in difficult circumstances and expected to make tough decisions. ABC’s hidden-camera show “What Would You Do?” recreates this by creating uncomfortable scenarios based on current events in people's lives and capturing how they react. Although mainly filmed in the greater New...
What’s new with your favorite coffeehouse chain? Bloomberg news anchor, David Westin, got up close and personal with Starbucks’ CEO to discuss the progressive strides of the corporation. Bloomberg worked with Go To Team’s St. Louis cameraman, Sam Caravana, to capture the interview in Chicago. The...
Big news in the soccer world: the MLS is expanding the league! The MLS recently announced a new expansion franchise in St. Louis which will be released in 2022. This is the first MLS team in the league with a majority women ownership group. To celebrate...
Over 400,000 reports of missing children were made to law enforcement last year. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, based in Washington D.C., works to help find some of those missing kids by producing videos that highlight each child’s case. These videos provide a...
