ABOUT TRAF PRODUCTIONS

Traf Productions began as a hobby for George Herlth III, born in Annapolis Maryland growing up in the small town of Queenstown, MD. After High School and living life a little, things were getting boring as he past the age of 30. Growing up as a child and until the age of 32 he was always looking for a way to express his artistic side. Failing at every attempt to learn musical instruments, painting, free hand drawing, he even once tried singing (thankfully he didn't pursue that one). Finally while sitting in front of his computer one day he started playing around with some programs he had and found that as he played around with the different animations he enjoyed it more and more, eventually become infatuated with the different things that could be done.

At one point he wanted to show off some of the work he did but couldn't find a site that hosted the type of programs he was creating so he set off into another journey to create one of his own. In doing so he taught himself the ins and out’s of simple HTML programming, graduating into XTML, Action script, Flash Design/ animation, and many other aspects that would bring his “creations” to life. Along with his web hobby he needed more material to “play and learn” with so he offered to video tape a video game tournament, a couple local bands and embarked on another journey to learn video editing. Having created several films and highlight reels, a few websites and several flash animations George found himself wanting to spend every waking moment creating and showing off his work.

That lead to the birth of Traf Productions, borrowing the name from a band his brother once played in and combining it with what he loves to do “Produce Entertainment” his hobby has turned into a passion that one day he hope can be his full time job. George is the soul owner of Traf Productions and maintains a goal for each and every one of his customers and that is to “Impress”. He takes the opportunity to work for all his customers as being a privilege and will never take that for granted.