When I think of companies with a high IQ (Innovation Quotient, that is), Centerline Digital pops to mind. For more than 15 years, we have been working with this digital marketing agency based in Raleigh, NC. The Crews Control team is always excited to get a call from their producers because the videos we help them shoot are always exciting, cutting-edge, and really interesting to work on.
Company Spotlight on Centerline Digital
October 3rd, 2012 by Andrea KeatingThe Crews Control Spotlight Is On: microgigantic
September 5th, 2012 by Andrea KeatingThe executive producer/co-founder of the new Minneapolis-based company, microgigantic, is a 22-year veteran of commercial, corporate, and interactive production. The business plan for his start-up is to be the solution for mid-size projects. He’ll accomplish that goal by building a branding, communication, and production consortium, which creates and produces content for corporate and event video, in-store digital marketing, broadcast, online, web, mobile, and out-of-home experiences.
Spotlight Is on Pierce Communications
August 21st, 2012 by Andrea Keating“Crews Control has been a trusted resource that has helped us keep our corporate communications clients looking good on video,” says Oakley, noting that while video is one of Pierce’s core competencies, the firm doesn’t have a large production department. “We specialize in the creative side of video projects—how the videos look and sound—and we produce and direct them,” he adds. “So when it comes to hiring the crew, we look for videographers who insist on the highest quality, just like we do.”
Meet the National Education Association’s Director of PR and Video, Andy Linebaugh
August 9th, 2012 by Andrea KeatingNo one knows the importance of education like the leaders of the National Education Association, www.nea.org.
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Andy Linebaugh, a man on the go as the organization’s PR director. He has a been a client of Crews Control for more than a decade and knows the value of good video—and good relationships.Following is our Q&A:
What Do Videographers Want When It Comes to Continuing Education?
August 7th, 2012 by Andrea KeatingAs many of us who have worked in the video industry for years have come to know, creative industries like ours are always morphing and changing. That’s why keeping up with technology, trends, and new opportunities is so important to our success and growth as employees, artists, and video technicians. It’s exciting to be able to offer so many opportunities for professional development and continuing education through Crews Control University. Since 2010, we have had the opportunity to help hundreds of professionals in our industry to stay on top of their craft. To serve our customers better, we recently took a poll to find out about the educational opportunities videographers and their employers currently engage in. More than 300 people responded.
An IT Manager’s Checklist for Integrating Video at Your Company
July 12th, 2012 by Andrea KeatingIntegrating more video into your network doesn’t have to be daunting. These 8 tips will help you smooth the way.
By Guest Blogger CorporateTechDecisions