Jemully Media
Jemully is a web design and digital marketing agency based in Abilene, Texas. Established in 2011, we work with you to build your digital brand through custom website design, SEO, social media management, and logo creation. We work with almost any industry, but our web team excels in working with those in the field of energy, law, and local businesses. Our designers create memorable logos and brands that will help you stand out from the competition. Our writers have the special sauce to communicate your message through SEO, blogging, and leave-behind flyers.
In addition, we offer three specialty digital marketing agency services: client portals with document storage, corporate gifts, and our own catalog of stock photography.
Portals
Cloud-based file management.
FOR YOUR TEAM
Looking for a digital document and asset management (DAM) system for your team?
The volume of files and assets your organization manages may be best handled with a digital document and asset management system (DAM). A DAM can increase efficiency and improve productivity and performance.
FOR YOUR CLIENTS
Need a secure client portal (SCP) for the communication between you and your clients?
A client portal is a secure gateway to your organization’s document and asset management system. You give your client access to the content you grant him permission to see. He can access it via a web browser day or night.
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Choice Moments on the Set of The Chosen
Choice Moments on the Set of The Chosen
When the dramatic series The Chosen shot scenes on June 7 for its upcoming Season 3 episode on Jesus’s feeding of the 5,000, my wife and I, along with four other family members, participated as extras in the production. What follows are some journal-type observations, in no particular order. Details matter. At times it felt like being transported back to Bible times. In those moments when the multitude of extras stowed their cell phones and stashed any modern-day accoutrements that would “give away the game,” all you could see was what looked like a vast crowd of 1st century people gathered to hear the