Treehouse Video offers a variety of services including consultation on how to effectively shoot American Sign Language and how to edit video using the latest software (Media 100, Authorware, Cleaner 5 and After Effects).
Partial client list includes:

DawnSignPress in San Diego hired Treehouse Video for off-line editing services with the Media 100XS system on their upcoming "Effective Interpreting Series."

The National Multicultural Interpreter Training Project at El Paso Community College hired Treehouse Video to consult with them on two video projects regarding interpreting in trilingual mental health settings.

Marlon Kuntze, Ph.D. candidate, has used Treehouse Video's shooting and compression services for his interactive ASL Literacy test.

The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf hired Treehouse Video, with Sherry Hicks and Michael Velez, to produce the entertainment for the 1997 National RID Conference in Long Beach, California. Several videos were produced for this event, including the comedy "Superinterpreter" along with introductory graphics for each of the evening's presenters.