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The Life Cycle of Digital Video

The Life Cycle of Digital Video

What happens to your video when the shooting is done? Greg helps explain the lifecycle of your digital video. When we finish shooting your video, the first thing to do is offload the footage. The footage is transferred to our local server, which is backed up locally...

Pricing your event videography

Pricing your event videography

So you're having a live event and want video coverage of it. Sammie talks to you about what effects the pricing for your event coverage and how we work within your budget. Pricing usually starts with how many cameras you need for your event. You'll get a...

How much can I get out of 12 hours?

How much can I get out of 12 hours?

Sam is here to talk to you about a 12 hour day in the film industry, and what that means for you the client. 12 hour days, don't necessarily mean 12 hours of footage. Film works on a 12 hour day instead of an 8 hour day. This day begins when the crew shows up to set....

November Newsletter

November Newsletter

Did you get our newsletter? If not- don't worry! You can check it out here. But be sure to subscribe so you can get notifications of any cool things happening with us, informational vlogs to help you save money on your next video project and any sales or discounts...

Live video editing Myths

Live video editing Myths

What's the difference between Live Editing and a Fast Turnaround? What restrictions do you have with live editing? What options do you have with a fast 1-day turnaround? Molly talks to you about your event footage and the types of edits that can happen at your event,...

Event Videography, when there’s only one take.

Event Videography, when there’s only one take.

Colton talks you through the importance of location scouting before your event. This isn't just for finding a venue- it's for making sure we know where cameras will be placed, where power needs to go and other technical things to make sure you get the event coverage...