Crossroads Fitness commissioned us to produce a television/web promo that would encourage potential clients to invest in their health by joining their gym.
In any industry, you're bound to find a bunch of confusing lingo, and video production is no exception. Here are some handy definitions that will have you talking video production like a pro in no time.
While working with the World Trade Center Denver, we learned world trade isn't just about increasing the bottom line. It’s also about forging relationships between peoples and cultures in order to open new markets, reduce global poverty, and facilitate peace.
World Trade Center Denver helps business with 5-5000 employees expand into the global market and offers resources and training for how to do so responsibly.
Last fall, we released a film for CTE (Career and Technical Education), a STEM-based training program for high school-aged Cherry Creek School students in Denver. CTE needed a film that communicates to prospective students and parents as well as to investors how their program helps to train and place kids in well-paying, long-term careers. CTE offers training in over 30 different fields such as engineering, automotive, business, and art and gives an alternative for non-traditional learners who thrive in a more hands-on environment.
Seth Schaeffer loves nothing more than telling stories in the videos his company creates. Whether they’re explaining what a business does or pitching its products or services, the videos also convey what Schaeffer describes as the humanity behind the brands.
- Phil Castle of The Business Times
Read the full article here on The Business Times' website.
The 2013 NAB Show gave us a different experience than most of what Las Vegas has to offer. While preparing to learn more about the now-old-news BlackMagic Pocket Camera, Sony’s 4k TV, and RED’s new Dragon sensors, a good friend of ours (Director of Photography, James Drake) told us about a Christian hip-hop artist in Las Vegas that had a new song he needed a video for and they asked me to direct it.
Shooting for a car dealership up near Minturn and Redcliff CO earlier this month was beautiful. We got to work with Jesse Placky of Condorcam, who came from Denver with his incredible 35ft boom van, and James Drake of James Drake Films, who brought along his RED Epic to sit in our MOVI. James wrote a great behind-the-scenes blog about the experience on his site.
One of the first tasks assigned to me when I joined Hoptocopter was taking over organization and bookkeeping for the company. However, my wheels ground to a halt when Seth mentioned that he wanted ours to be “a paperless office.” “Wha, What?!?” I said. “You want me to do bookkeeping without paper? Bookkeeping has always been about paper and files and filing cabinets!”
The first thing I learned how to do on-set is run. Being new, I never stopped running for gear: running to the truck, running to the store, running back again. The faster I could get equipment set up and broken down, the sooner we could leave for the next location or back to the hotel to transfer footage and charge batteries for the next day…
