Shooting video and thirsty, we were. Nothing says ‘classic’ like sipping water from vintage 1980 Burger King Empire Strikes Back glasses. Big thanks to artist Jennyfer Stratman for this Jedi-level throwback!
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We believe in the power of storytelling through video, especially when it comes to celebrating cultures and communities. Recently, we had the opportunity to shoot video at Tempe Tardeada, an event which honors Hispanic Heritage Month and showcases the rich history and cultural contributions of the Hispanic community in Tempe. Tempe Tardeada included music, dance,
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We recently completed a drone shoot at a construction site in Queen Creek, Arizona, highlighting the value of drone videography in capturing construction. This experience was not only about flying a drone but also about appreciating what’s happening in our local community. Navigating Challenges in the Heat Working at a construction site can be an
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In July, HubSpot wrote, “embedding relevant video content on a landing page has been found to increase conversions by as much as 86%.” This statistic underscores the value of creating engaging and informative video tours, especially when highlighting buildings and properties. To ensure your video tour is both effective and compelling, it’s crucial to ask
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In recognition of National Construction Appreciation Week, we’re highlighting the importance of video in showcasing construction projects. Recently, we captured drone footage of a complex construction project, revealing the intricate details of the work. Our client plans to leverage this video content to demonstrate the scope and quality of their projects. Here are five reasons
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For Merrill Mahaffey, the land is the essence of art. That became a theme for him. “I quit rock climbing, so I had to find some other way to experience rocks,” Merrill said. During a video production project, Merrill shared with us what inspired him to paint his giant Grand Canyon canvas which has greeted
Lindy describes herself as a struggling mom and her household’s only breadwinner. “I didn’t know how I was going to get my girls in daycare,” she explained. A coworker told her that her employer offers a program that helps parents afford daycare and pay for much of it. Lindy applied and received a list of
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GateWay Community College’s Veterans Service Center in Phoenix helps veterans, dependents and those on active duty apply for VA educational benefits. Veterans Services Manager Gary Marabella told us during a video shoot that GateWay uses its campus space as a central area where veterans can interact with each other. The space includes a study area.
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Don’t let your discomfort become a distraction. Oftentimes, we interview people on camera playing the role of “hosts.” These interviews are not conducted traditionally with off-the-cuff responses from those in front of the camera. Because they’re not responding to questions, they recite scripted lines they memorized. But they aren’t actors. In fact, a lot
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It’s key to find the right people – the right characters. When working on video production projects for your company or organization, one of the first objectives is often to decide the key messages. However, almost equally as important, is deciding who will deliver those messages. No matter the value of what you’re saying,
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