Event video is becoming more and more popular as access to the most basic tools is as easy as turning on an app or two on your device of choice. Likewise, it is also becoming more and more specialized as the options for video production ran the gamut from a simple live update to a fully crewed single-camera multi-locat
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The Seven Worlds A friend of mine brought this up in conversation the other day, and I was reminded of just how cool this Ridley Scott directed spot, his return to commercial work, really is. While Scott's mastery of otherworldly visuals is on display in full force, it also shows bravery and imagination on the part of
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Saw this funny meme response to the popular "10 Year' images going around this week. Funny because it's true, of course, but it does very eloquently point to the range of modern video production options. The fact is you can deliver decent live video content with little more than an phone with a decent camera and solid
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A recent headline making its way around social media was about how Netflix is more "worried about YouTube and FortNite" than it is about HBO as a competitor. As with BirdBox, when Netflix is right, they are REALLY right. I was filming a documentary project at an area elementary school this week, and as usual the ki
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A common question people ask about a video is "Who is the video for?", but they seldom ask the follow-up question that is equally important. "Where is the video for?" is just as important. A video for a live event should have different dynamics than a video for Instagram, and a television commercial won't always play
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