An example from our own work involved a video project for a college trying to explain financial aid to students. The script included so many technical details that even a [...]
Shooting video and thirsty, we were. Nothing says ‘classic’ like sipping water from vintage 1980 Burger King Empire Strikes Back glasses. Big thanks to artist [...]
School districts must prepare to manage a variety of crises impacting students and the educational environment. A recent example highlights the importance of districts to [...]
One of the most impactful lessons in communication comes from my favorite football team’s coach. While I’m not sure about his play calling, I appreciate one of his favorite [...]
When I was a TV reporter, I often received story pitches from authors and publicists eager to promote their latest books. Occasionally, they even sent me copies of these [...]
We believe in the power of storytelling through video, especially when it comes to celebrating cultures and communities. Recently, we had the opportunity to shoot video at [...]
We recently completed a drone shoot at a construction site in Queen Creek, Arizona, highlighting the value of drone videography in capturing construction. This experience was [...]
African American Network for Diversity and Inclusion (AANDI), an organization or employee resource group specifically focused on promoting diversity and inclusion within a [...]
In July, HubSpot wrote, “embedding relevant video content on a landing page has been found to increase conversions by as much as 86%.” This statistic underscores [...]
In recognition of National Construction Appreciation Week, we’re highlighting the importance of video in showcasing construction projects. Recently, we captured drone footage [...]
The recent body cam footage from Sunday involving Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver Tyreek Hill has continued important discussions in our country. Beyond those significant [...]
For Merrill Mahaffey, the land is the essence of art. That became a theme for him. “I quit rock climbing, so I had to find some other way to experience rocks,” Merrill said. [...]
