Turn Back Time – Training Video

Pre-Production and Video costs discussed As mentioned in the FAQ’s there are three important factors to consider. 1. The Time – The more time that is spent in pre-production planning, scripting, location scouting, shooting, special effects and editing the better the final product will be. Having more people to the production team will increases the total…

Tradek 255 upgrade. Getting our live streaming equipment firmware upgraded and ready for the next live event. Our Teradek Cube 255 wireless Camera-top HD video encoder delivers H264 streams over wifi or our what we prefer is over hardwired ethernet for the rock steady connection to the internet. Perfect for Streaming or webcasting HD content to Facebook,…

Panasonic Lumix GH5 first footage This snappy compact, built to last camera came out the box the day we bought it. Took along the Panasonic Vario 12-35mm lens and some fresh batteries and into Kentish town we went. What is most impressive is the improved audio quality even from the inbuilt microphones. Panasonic’s Axis Dual IS II…

When it comes to covering big events such as concerts, sports games, and award ceremonies, using a broadcast camera is the best option. These cameras are specifically designed for large-scale productions and offer several advantages over consumer-grade cameras. First and foremost, broadcast cameras are built to capture high-quality footage in challenging lighting conditions. They typically…

Watching your football team win a challenging match or your child’s face as they open the gift they always wanted. Emotions are powerful motivators, “buying on how we feel” or you could say we buy feelings. Feelings come from what we see and hear, so adding a unique audio sound or jingle to your video…