No 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:
As 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.
Integrating more video into your network doesn’t have to be daunting. These 8 tips will help you smooth the way.
By Guest Blogger CorporateTechDecisions
Based in Austin, TX, Sparksight is a design firm that is focused on delivering results that inspire audiences and have a measurable impact for its clients. Its three areas of business include video production, event production and support, and lead generation through its proprietary product, Leading Reach Software.
“Many employees feel that they can do this easily at home, why is their company so far behind that they can’t successfully make any given tool work on the job? The simple fact is that employee expectations for IT are being set by their consumer experiences of technology.”
Says Guest Blogger Deborah Brozina, management consultant at Making Change Productions.
Once a year in Las Vegas the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) annual tradeshow highlights the new technologies for the upcoming year but also indicates trends of the broadcast industry. Trends have carried over from last year’s NAB show with larger sensors cameras, higher resolution for less money, and versatile technology that makes production lighter, faster and easier.
Let’s unwrap the wonderful gifts of NAB 2012.