Spider-Man Comes Home to Marvel

When the Marvel Cinematic Universe logo appeared with an orchestral version of the cheesy 60s Spider-Man cartoon theme, I wasn’t sure what to expect. No other superhero has gone through so many different film iterations since the start of the millennium as Spider-Man. The beloved Sam Rami/Toby Maguire films began the incredibly successful superhero franchise, […]

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Media Master

This week the nation celebrated the 4th of July and I got to take part in the biggest celebration of all: Washington, DC. Much like New York City hosts the largest Thanksgiving day parade, as one would imagine the largest 4th of July parade is in the District of Columbia. I wish I could say […]

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“Celebrity Sightings”

The other day my friend Brianna and I were walking around DC. We happened to find ourselves around the White House when we were crossing the street and all of a sudden a rather tall and heavily armed man approached us. He told us we were to remain on the sidewalk until further notice. As […]

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Ghost in the Shell (2017): “Visually Stunning”

Staring lazily at the edited Premiere file in front of me in my college TV station’s editing bay, I continued to wait for my friend to arrive to pick up his cell phone charger. It was late at night, I was alone, and the only sound was my project through my headphones. A haze set […]

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Warning: Another review of Wonder Woman by a man
Used under a CC 2.0 license: JD Hancock

The audience in the theater around me were very chatty as the many, many trailers played before an afternoon showing of Wonder Woman. Some talked with skepticism, some with hope, others were having trouble finding the Wonder Woman Snapchat filter on their Smartphones. The trailers did little to lift spirits; everything was grim, dire, filled […]

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Networking, Networking, Networking

I have been in musical theater ever since I was in first grade. Little 8 year old Kyle was the opening act of Leipsic High School’s production of South Pacific. The director instructed me it would be dark in the theater and I would not be able to see the audience when I started. The music started […]

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How to Pick the Perfect Track For Your Project!

How to Pick the Perfect Track For Your Project!  Now that filming has come to a wrap, and you’ve already begun assembling and editing everything together, it’s time to figure out the right type of music to fit your project. The process of choosing the right music for your project can often be challenging. Here […]

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Less Taxing, More Relaxing

Less Taxing, More Relaxing! Ahhhh it’s that time of the year again, that one dreaded day…National Tax Day. Doing your taxes can be a bit challenging especially if you’re like me and this is your first time. So this year think less about taxing and more about relaxing! I have compiled a short list of […]

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RedEye’s Survival Guide: How to Edit Content Shot on IPhone

RedEye Post’s Survival Guide: How to Edit Content Shot on IPhone   Our previous Survival Guide Series featured everything you need to know when Shooting with your iPhone therefore we are following up with everything you need to know about how to easily edit this footage you’ve shot. Whether your content is being used for […]

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Winter Report 2016-17

RedEye can’t believe we are already firmly planted in 2017!  Time really does fly by when you’re having fun!   After an exciting and fun filled fall/winter, and before we dive completely into spring, we want to share a sample of everything we have been working on and a glimpse of what’s to come. Our Old Friends! […]

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