Match Frame Productions

On location for an Ole Ole spot

Producing a segment for
Sights & Sounds

Receiving an ITVA
Golden Palm Award in 1996

Recipient of Telly Awards in
1999, 2000 & 2001

Recipient of Communicator Awards in 1997 and 2004

Writer, Producer, Director, Photographer & President
Match Frame Productions, Inc.

Ziady has been involved in television and video production for more than 30 years. From his early roots in corporate TV, Bill honed his communications skills and learned the essentials of developing relationships with his clients to ensure his clear understanding of their objectives. This has helped him to consistently meet or exceed their expectations. In 1990, he brought these skills and experiences to his own business, Match Frame Productions, Inc.

Today, as an award winning writer, producer, director, photographer and videographer, Ziady routinely turns in highly effective projects for both broadcast and non-broadcast audiences. His work has appeared on Inside Edition, American Journal, The Discovery Channel, Court TV, MSG Network, ESPN II, Fox News, Comedy Central, and inside every Blockbuster Video store in North America.

Ziady has produced training, promotional, sales or employee communications videos for the likes of Coca Cola, SunTrust Bank, Blockbuster Entertainment, Bank of America, IVAX Laboratories, Viacom Retail Group, IBM, Sony Electronics, Rexall Sundown, Discovery Zone, The Sun Sentinel, Citrix Systems, The Salvation Army, McArthur Golf Club, Nortel Networks, Republic Industries, National Research Council for Health, ECI Telecom, and CyberGuard Corp., just to name a few.

(To see a more complete client list click here.)

"No form of recognition is higher than the praise of clients who have paid for your services. Industry and peer recognition, while greatly appreciated, have always taken a backseat to project effectiveness and meeting client goals."

"Awards are very nice, but hearing a client tell you that they were able to train their employees faster, better, or more cost-effectively, or that their sales force feels like the video you just produced for them is the single most effective sales tool they have ever been given, is a far better measure of whether or not you have hit the target".

(To read some client comments, click here.)