Pinterest is not just about fancy clothes, delicious recipes, Do-It-Yourself (DIY) crafts, or wedding planning anymore. The Social media platform is taking the internet by storm and not only relating to B2C marketing professionals but has now targeted a B2B marketing audience. B2B businesses are starting to jump on the bandwagon of this rapidly growing internet trend. Pinterest has gone mainstream in just a few short years and is no longer a niche channel for consumers. In the past Pinterest has been a haven to creative marketing supplying consumers with an overflow of useful information, pictures, and ideas. Now the blossoming social media platform is stepping out of the norm and stepping over to the corporate side of things, housing well-known brand savvy B2B businesses such as AMD, FedEx, and Constant Contact, just to name a few.

By Kacey Trent

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When the Canon 5D Mark II was released a craze began for the “shallow depth of field” look. Although this filmic look has been done for years, the 5D Mark II made it both readily available and affordable on a limited budget. Finally Canon used that same concept from the still camera and developed a video equivalent with their C-Series cameras. So, what is the difference between the Mark Series camera and a C-Series? The C-Series cameras provide professional XLR audio inputs and allow for long clip recording, which were the drawbacks to shooting high definition video with a DSLR still camera.

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Every year Ben travels down to visit our video production crews in New Orleans during Mardi Gras because it is his favorite. During his stay he makes it a goal […]

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By now you might have read a handful of reviews for the new Sony 4K cameras that recently started shipping. If you had the opportunity to read Adam Shanker’s review of the PMW-F5 then you have a general idea of what you can expect from it big brother, the Sony PMW-F55.

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