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RC Productions formed as a Voice Production
Company for radio and television commercials.
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RC Productions added media planning and
client assistants for budget planning.
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Randy Crow borrowed money against his
car to buy the coupon clipper.
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RC Productions leased a 1,200 sq. ft. office
space at 752 W. Pine – Downtown Muskegon.
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RC developed a vendor billboard / radio program
that was picked up by supermarkets in many cities.
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Randy Crow purchased a 3,000 sq. ft. building
on Lakeshore Drive in Muskegon.
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Tim Achterhoff and Mark Schultz join the RC team
and West Michigan’s first digital studio is added.
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Jim Freed joins staff, developed logo and launched
a new division called Source One Signs.
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Purchased an Electrostatic Printer and Laminator,
entering them into the new world of printing.
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RC added a second addition to the
building on Lakeshore Drive.
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Graphics department is staffed with the
latest technology and five designers.
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RC added complete in-house
video production studio.
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RC expands the creative center and adds
additional account managers.
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RC Productions reaches a 25-year
milestone and announces a new look.
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