Video Creations

L. Blake Baldwin

Blake founded Video Creations in 2005 after finding early retirement to be somewhat less than he had expected. An attorney and banker, he had a distinguished career at SVB Financial Group in California before moving to Kennebunk in 2001. Blake has been a videographer for almost twenty years, and some of his fondest memories are of watching his uncle Peter Baldwin direct episodes of landmark television shows like "The Andy Griffith Show," "The Bob Newhart Show," and "The Wonder Years." Just like Hewlett Packard, Blake started his first video business in his garage in Palo Alto. However, that garage has yet to be registered as a National Historical Landmark like that "other" garage. Blake thanks Jim Plamondon of Aube-Plamondon Electrical Company for introducing him to Lee Cote.

Mary Tibbetts

Mary is a recent graduate of St. Joseph's College of Maine with degrees in both Multimedia Communication and Theology. Mary's love for storytelling began at the tender age of four when she taught herself to read,   and since then she has dabbled in many forms of narrative presentation. To make a long story short, the end result of her endless hours spent writing, reading, and watching all sorts of tales, is her current love of (obsession with) film. When she is not in front of a computer, you can find her with her nose buried in a book or enjoying the occasional frolic outdoors.

Michelle Cote

Art Director, Web Designer
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Michelle knew she was destined to become a graphic designer as early as 6 years old, when she would design and illustrate her own books on dot matrix paper with her father's expo markers in his office. She graduated from Salve Regina University with a double major in Graphic Design and Communications Media Technology. Since graduation, she has served as the Art Director for the Journal Tribune Newspaper. She received five awards from the Maine Press Association for her work in graphic design and advertising layout in 2007. For Video Creations, Michelle designs logos, advertisements, brochures, DVD labels, and promotional print and web material for clientele ranging from Miss Maine to Portland Ballet to The Colony Hotel.

Oscar "Oskie" Baldwin

Oscar the Cockapoo (cocker/poodle mix) was the Chief Marketing Officer of Video Creations from the very beginning, until he passed away at the age of 16, in October, 2009. Oskie lured people to stop in to say hello, allowing the humans to pitch their services.