Production & Post

An effective video requires pre-planning (“pre-production”) with attention to every aspect including the appearance of talent.

“Are you camera ready?” Here are a few tips to consider before you show up for that first TV interview.

The more attention you give the set up process, the fewer problems you will encounter in post production, so take your time.

Tips for interviewer and crew when conducting an on-camera interview.

Musicians are spoiled! When they hire a videographer to film their performance, they expect recording studio sound quality. Why not? What’s the problem?

There are many reasons to use a still photographer for a motion picture shoot: marketing, documentation, continuity…

Basic green screen has become relatively easy, but high quality keys still require excellent production techniques and equipment, as well as the right software and editors skilled in its use.

To create a good audio project without a pro voice over is quite a task. There’s a reason good professionals can demand a high price.

Recently, I sent one of our videographers to film a presentation about an artist and her designs, which included slides of her work. The videographer did a great job with the filming, but the edit was a nightmare.

A great sound track can bring your film to life, but music and audio are never simple.

When you’re young, you’re full of vim and vigor and want everyone to hear that last piece you composed or played or chose for your latest project.

Video editors can usually get the audio basically in and out of the project, but don’t know enough or have the tools to do any real audio manipulation.