Whether your organization is a lanyard wholesaler or the largest commercial insurer on the planet, your customer/client base as a whole reflects a fraction of your potential viewership audience for socialized video. When organizations align with their audience through interactive media, the results are optimal engagement and branded influence. No content delivery is more apt to deliver these results than mobile-formatted high quality video. Socializing brand messaging with video cultivates engagement, awareness, and relationships.
Archives for March 2011
Socializing Video: The Most Fun Your Brand’s Ever Had
March 31st, 2011 by Andrea KeatingRolling The Dice At NAB with New Panasonic Pro Video Products
March 30th, 2011 by Andrea KeatingEarlier this week, we briefed key trade media on new Panasonic professional video products that will make their formal debut at the National Association of Broadcasters show (April 11-14 in Las Vegas, NV). Highlights included a new 9-inch LCD production monitor with the best image quality in its class, new P2 workflow tools that deliver blazing fast data transfer speeds and deep price reductions across our line of high-capacity, high-speed P2 cards (see photo album of product shots below).
Make Your Production Look Like A Feature Film
March 25th, 2011 by Rebekah Toth BurnsGround level to eight stories in one smooth moving shot. The Akela Crane has been used on feature films like Titanic, The Thin Red Line and Harry Potter movies but you don’t need to be making a feature to use this crane. It works stupendously for long sweeping movements over uneven surfaces.
Creating Chemistry on Set
March 24th, 2011 by Andrea KeatingJust a few simple reminders of how to spearhead a well-planned production for your clients and crew. You’ve got all the logistics for your shoot in order, you’re on location with your crew and ready to rock. There are still a few details left off the call sheet worth keeping in the back of your mind.
Is the Skype is the Limit?
March 16th, 2011 by Andrea KeatingCosmo G. Spacely, CEO of Spacely Space Sprockets, was spot on with employing innovative technology for his business. Spacely was a forerunner in utilizing video technology in corporate communications. That was forge ahead for 1962 when the futuristic show, The Jetsons, first aired. The Jetsons was also the first to be produced and broadcast in color though technology hadn’t quite caught up to it being delivered widespread in color to viewers. Now almost 50 years later, technology is so advanced, it’s a matter of time before 3D technology and video emerge to produce holograms that respond to touch. Actually that does exist already… (so why do we not have light sabers? It’s like scientists aren’t even trying!)
Camera Stabilization Rig
March 15th, 2011 by Rebekah Toth BurnsWhat was introduced to market in 1976 and for the first time allowed the camera operator to create smooth movements while treading over uneven surfaces? Yup, you guessed it oh brilliant scholar of motion pictures. What is the steadicam? Now for the bonus round what was the original name of the steadicam?