About Us

Our first agility dog was Ariel, a lab-rottie mix who liked to spectate from the top of the A-frame and didn't really see the point of weave poles, but she loved humoring us on the agility course. We have about 2 minutes of video of her in the agility ring, and its priceless! That's why we like filming your priceless moments in the ring.

photos courtesy of Virginia O'Connell

These days we run a Border Collie named Sirius in AKC, NADAC, USDAA, and CPE agility. He also does conformation, obedience, tracking, and a little herding. Tonks is our puppy girl, whose favorite activities are playing with her best friend Lucy, barking, and running through tunnels (sometimes all at the same time). We also have an Aussie named Roo who occasionally hangs out with us at trials, and a cat named Pixel who provides a lap warmer while making movies.

Terence has a weekday job in bioinformatics at the NIH, in Bethesda, Maryland. But he has more fun learning about and playing with his video cameras, even if it does mean being on his feet for 12 hours a day. Michelle used to work as a veterinary technician, but now spends most of her weeks making movies (and playing with the dogs).

We are members of the Oriole Dog Training Club in Baltimore, where we teach agility and obedience classes, and are in charge of the agility equipment. ODTC, and its alter-ego the Artful Dodgers, currently hosts nine agility trials each year, and we film most of those trials. Check our calendar to see which other trials we'll be filming in the next few months.