Artistry In Motion, Inc.

Artistry In Motion, Inc. Artistry In Motion is: A collaboration of artisans that provide the highest quality of props and set dressing. Productions, and displays. As an Art Director, Mr.

As well as offering consulting and art direction for, Films, T.V. Artistry In Motion is a collaboration of highly skilled artisans that provide the highest of quality of props and set dressing, as well as offering historical consultation and art direction for films, television productions, and museum displays. Artistry in Motion was founded in 2008 to fill a void in the film, television, and displ

ay fabrication fields. Noticing a lack of knowledgeable, highly motivated and dedicated persons available to the film industry, I set out to create a company that would gather historians, researchers, fabricators, and artisans who could not only work together, but also accomplish projects on a museum quality level. Jeremiah Hornbaker is an Art Director and founder of Artistry In Motion. With a unique combination of hIstorical knowledge, practical skills, and years of experience directing successful projects. Hornbaker manages all departments responsible for building the physical world which characters inhabit on screen. On historical productions, intimate knowledge of historical material culture, and methods are a necessity. With a background in historical research, interpretation, period construction and leather working techniques, Mr. Hornbaker is known for his incredible attention to detail, and limitless knowledge built over the course of his fifteen year career. His guidance and leadership on any production leads to an exemplary product, with a level of accuracy and realism which is rarely achieved in the film industry.

Never trust the meat puppets.
07/14/2025

Never trust the meat puppets.

06/24/2025
Thank you again Wide Awake Films for inviting us to preticapate in this project.
06/17/2025

Thank you again Wide Awake Films for inviting us to preticapate in this project.

Last night was not only a chance to see our hard work. It was an even better night to catch up with old friends. We all ...
05/18/2025

Last night was not only a chance to see our hard work. It was an even better night to catch up with old friends.

We all came togeather to help out a local community to tell it's story. To the thousands of visitors that come to this island every year.

Thirty-four years ago, my uncle Bill gave me my first Dixie Gun Works Catolog. Today, I finally made it to the store in ...
05/02/2025

Thirty-four years ago, my uncle Bill gave me my first Dixie Gun Works Catolog. Today, I finally made it to the store in person. I like putting faces with names. Showing my distant vendors that they mean enough to my company that I would make time to stop by personally. If not to make purchases in person. At least to show appreciation for all they do for us.

This is the final time these shipping crates will go to Studio EIS. After one year, all the items for a new exhibit high...
04/04/2025

This is the final time these shipping crates will go to Studio EIS. After one year, all the items for a new exhibit highlighting not only the creation of the US Army. It will also commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. With the completion and approvel of all the requested items. The next time we transport the crates, it will be to the National Army Museum for installation. Make sure you check back to see the finished products.

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After more than a week of bombardment, the assault finally came on the 14th of October.  Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Ha...
03/23/2025

After more than a week of bombardment, the assault finally came on the 14th of October. Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Hamilton and the Vicomte de Viomenil each led 400 American and French troops against the 9th and 10th redoubts, just south of the British inner defenses.
Here we see Guy W. Gain III, portraying Hamilton taking Redoubt #10. We recreated a full scale historically accurate redoubt for Cortina Productions in October of 2012. This film can be seen at the National Army Museum located near Fort Belvior, VA.

Last year on September 28th, 2024, AIM, Inc. was asked to provide three different US issue rifles to accompany two diffe...
03/09/2025

Last year on September 28th, 2024, AIM, Inc. was asked to provide three different US issue rifles to accompany two different types of fully automatic weapons provided by a different vendor and armorer. 

For the 1st ever WWII Live Fire Range Day held by the Army Historical Foundation,

At this event, the shooter had the opportunity to fire live some of the most iconic weapons of the WWII area that was used by the US military.

 Our shooters, most of whom were retired from or currently serving in the US Military, expected us to do more than just provide fi****ms. It was expected that we show the confidence and knowledge of these historic weapons as well. Once this was conveyed, our shooters knew we had nothing but their safety, education, and enjoyment in mind.

 They quickly realized that we bring the highest of standards not only to the weapons. We also strive for the same standards in the historic worlds.

 This is where we as armorers shine with our proficiency. Living up to the highest quality held by those who use similar tools in their day-to-day jobs in the modern military when it comes to live fire exercise.

# WWII # M1carbine # M1Garand # M1903Springfield

News Papers ca, 1920s-1930sThe finest quality reportions available, these faithful reproductions were made by Any Date G...
02/05/2025

News Papers ca, 1920s-1930s
The finest quality reportions available, these faithful reproductions were made by Any Date Gifts.

8 different papers at 4 of each are now in our current inventory.

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Artistry In Motion, Inc. is a collaboration of highly skilled artisans that provide the highest of quality of props and set dressing, as well as offering historical consultation and art direction for films, television productions, and museum displays. Artistry in Motion was founded in 2008 to fill a void in the film, television, and display fabrication fields. Noticing a lack of knowledgeable, highly motivated and dedicated persons available to the film industry, I set out to create a company that would gather historians, researchers, fabricators, and artisans who could not only work together, but also accomplish projects on a museum quality level. Jeremiah D. Hornbaker is an Art Director and founder of Artistry In Motion. With a unique combination of historical knowledge, practical skills, and years of experience directing successful projects. As an Art Director, Mr. Hornbaker manages all departments responsible for building the physical world which characters inhabit on screen. On historical productions, intimate knowledge of historical material culture, and methods are a necessity. With a background in historical research, interpretation, period construction and leather working techniques, Mr. Hornbaker is known for his incredible attention to detail, and limitless knowledge built over the course of his fifteen year career. His guidance and leadership on any production leads to an exemplary product, with a level of accuracy and realism which is rarely achieved in the film industry.