Cheeney Media Concepts

11/06/2025

We at Cheeney Media are proud to be a longtime sponsor of the Woldumar Trail Run. This annual autumnal 5k race takes runners, joggers, and walkers on a gorgeous trail that winds throughout Woldumar Nature Center’s 180 acres of prairies, forests and wetlands. We’ve designed the race logo for 7 straight years (along with some lovely race highlight videos) and for the past two years the organization has turned the logo we create into what we think are the most stunningly gorgeous 3D wooden race medals anywhere.

08/19/2024

Congrats to the MSU College of Music on their new site launch. We were happy to be a part of the team to gather the visuals!

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06/20/2024

Looks like Cheeney Media is in the market for a new awards display cabinet. The 4 new Telly awards we took home this year (1 gold and three silver) have finally arrived and there's just no way to feng shui any more statuettes into this thing.

04/19/2024

We got to cover the prescribed Prairie Burn at Woldumar. Check out the awesome video!

03/15/2024

Happy to have helped with the production of the MSU Employee Appreciation Day video!

Michigan State University Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, Christina Brogdon, PHR, thanks MSU employees for their hard work, dedication, and...

12/16/2023

Live streaming the Fall 2023 MSU College of Nursing pinning ceremony at the Kellogg Center.

11/08/2023

We were happy to help sponsor the 2023 Woldumar Trail Run. Check out the video we put together of the event!

10/20/2023

Morning production at MSU!

10/02/2023

It’s ! Guess todays item…

09/25/2023

Today is . Can you guess what this close up picture is?

09/18/2023

This Monday marks the return of ! Can you guess what this close up picture is?

09/07/2023

Most people don’t realize that a little over 20 years ago, Prime Minister of Media Ed Cheeney starred in an episode of TLC’s “Forensic Files” after playing an instrumental role in the investigation of a senseless murder in Holt/Lansing.

Other eventual employees of Cheeney Media appeared onscreen and/or worked behind the scenes to help solve the case. (One of those Cheeney Media employees still claims to this day to be the true individual who came up with the idea of using a video switcher to perform a craniofacial superimposition, but this individual will remain unnamed and unrecognized by history.)

It’s a true shame that our charismatic shepherd Ed didn’t appear in more onscreen roles, and interesting that TLC would eventually drop its educational mission and become the network of 1000 Pound Sisters and Dr. Pimple Popper. And so it goes.

Take a look at the entire episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AO7KcKiu8c or jump directly to Ed's first appearance on camera: https://youtu.be/3AO7KcKiu8c?feature=shared&t=325