I love to shoot training videos, because I often feel like I can learn something at the same time. Most of the training videos we shoot, however, involve fairly 'grounded' topics like how to use a home inspection web service, or how to take advantage of real estate short sales. Not this week, however. 'Grounded' was probably the last word I'd use to describe our latest client...RotorSense Helicopter

To some, it seems obvious: You're producing an event, you should produce a video of the event. Some folk love having a record of the event for posterity, reference, or just to 'have on hand' down the road. For those 'crazy' folks among us who have to actual 'reasons' to spend the time and money to videotape the proceedings, here are the three most common reasons we get when we ask our clients why they

That's probably one of the hardest questions to answer because what constitutes 'good' photography can be different amongst various observers. Back in the 80s, Apple came out with with the first easy-to-use desktop publishing system. The next day, everyone decided they were going to forgo expensive designers and produce their own business cards. Of course, owning a copy of "PageMaker" didn't make you

This morning saw us shooting a video for Career Launch Radio, a new radio show featuring career consultants Jane and Al Andersen. The video will be a promotional piece to be used on their website...Their radio show can be found here: Career Launch Radio. Jane and Al are fiercely committed to helping folks who are looking to change career or find a new job, which of course can be extremely tough in

I won't kid you... this year has certainly seen its share of challenges. Between the housing crisis and the economic meltdown, it seems like we're working twice as hard just to keep up. Having said that, however, I always feel blessed by the fact that as much of a roller-coaster as it's been lately, there are still very few things I'd rather be doing.Case in point: Today's shoot was for Silver Spur