About Eric Guerin and Heather Riley the Producers of SmartMarket Movie

Eric has a BFA from UMASS-Dartmouth and over 10 years experience in the visual communications field working for marketing companies and for EMC Corporation as the Internal Marketing Communications Coordinator. At EMC, he was responsible for designing marketing materials for their worldwide workforce and custom fabrication of varying display signs and informational posters for customer tours and the engineering workforce. Eric started his own company, Adelie Studios, in 1999 with the mission of providing an integrated solution to customer’s print and web design needs. Eric does work for sole proprietors on up to Fortune 500 companies and large marketing firms doing logo design, marketing materials and web site design. Close relationships are developed and maintained with all clients and full attention is devoted to each project. Whether it is a small advertisement for the local paper or a complete national brand identity including a logo and web site design, Eric is able to service all of our customers needs. His hobbies include bicycling, paddling and hiking with his wife and dog. Eric Guerin was selected by the Worcester Business Journal in 2007 as one of their “Forty Under 40.” Forty businesspeople (under the age of 40) from Central Massachusetts are recognized for their business accomplishments and ongoing community service. Read the article by clicking here.

Heather began her career in production at a very young age with dozens of elaborate backyard performances using the neighborhood kids as cast and crew. Her passion for performance led her to a Broadcasting and Film Degree at Boston University. A summer in New York City as an intern for Tribeca Film Center broadened her interest in storytelling to include the stories of real people, not just fictional characters. She graduated in 1996 and her dream of somehow doing the production work she loved while making a difference in the world came shortly after graduation in the form of Visionaries, a public television series that profiled nonprofit organizations all over the world. At Visionaries, Heather had the opportunity to produce, shoot, edit, fundraise, and work in series development. After many good years there, Heather left to start Wonderful Life Productions, a full-service media production company that focuses its work in broadcast, business / nonprofit, and family. When she's not producing, Heather serves on the Steering Committee for the Women’s Forum at The United Nations Association of Greater Boston. Heather’s hobbies include cooking, hanging out with her family, and looking for moose in Maine.