At a high level, creating animated videos can include discussions about on-screen text, voiceovers, background music and corresponding scenes. However, before leadership reviews the animation for approval, ask the following more detailed questions. Is company branding in the animation correct? How does the logo look and where is it positioned throughout the video? Does the […]
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On video shoots, we meet people all the time. But sometimes, animals we meet on shoots make the best subjects.
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Our post first appeared in AZ Big Media. In the Disney show Monsters At Work, a new employee named Tylor Tuskman arrives at Monsters, Inc. The company recently rebranded and now depends on laughter instead of scaring to produce energy and power the city. Tylor watches a new employee orientation video. Due to the rebranding,
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Not all video shoot locations provide the built-in look of a Hollywood set. In the example below, we added six of our lights to a mostly empty space and strategically composed the shot to create a more interesting look. The name of the game is subtlety. Add splashes of light to walls and floors. Make
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For video production, we work to avoid shooting on-camera interviews in people’s offices, which generally offer boring backgrounds. However, offices are often reflections of personalities and sources of inspiration. During our video shoots, here are six inspirational quotes we captured hanging out among the desks, computers and bookshelves.
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During a video shoot at GateWay Community College in Phoenix, we toured the campus with the school mascot, Echo The Gecko. Echo’s top challenges were staying cool (literally) and figuring out how to sit at a computer without squishing his tail. Our favorite moment was watching Echo pump iron in the gym. While touring campus,
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I spent the summer prior to ninth grade with my best friend Todd at his grandparents’ home in North Carolina. The same summer, I received my first camera as a birthday gift. The wilderness was our playground, a setting I enjoyed but one that Todd truly cherished. One day, we set up camp, which for
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This epic chapter in the cinematic Canineverse pits two great icons in household history against one another – man’s best friend vs the mighty robotic vacuum with humanity caught in the balance.
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I saw this emotional video on Facebook and had to stop working to show it to Keith. If you love dogs and how much love they can bring to a family, watch this.
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On an afternoon of steady rain that challenged us to find cover for our camera, we captured video of the first Tempe Streetcar arriving. It’s one of six that will be part of Valley Metro’s streetcar fleet. Before the streetcar arrived, we envisioned what our camera might capture from several empty and covered parking spaces.
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