I recently read a piece by Michael R. Shannon, President of MANDATE: Message, Media & Public Relations, in which he advised political candidates to invest in a quality production team when creating their political spots. The article explained what we all understand, though maybe not explicitly: that a low-quality production may get in the way […]
April showers have come and gone. In fact the May flowers are now wilting as the Summer Solstice brings forth a heat wave. School is out, summertime is here and while we love to see the sun shining and the nice weather, things are bustling in the RedEye offices. We have many exciting projects this past spring […]
No one likes winter in the District. You never know if there’s going to be a Snowpocalypse, or gusty winds. But this year, winter was manageable, at times, even cozy. Which suited RedEye just fine. Less time complaining about the weather meant more time focusing on creating the high quality productions that you’ve come to expect from […]
My 1st blog! Yay! OK, the reason why I am finally writing one is because I enjoy reading them and I have something to share. I feel like I am from a bygone era. I am no Jane Austen but I love her and period dramas of any sort. Ok, the Jane Austen, Emily […]
At this year’s Sundance Film Festival, which took place in Park City Utah last week, 10% of the screened films were all funded through Kickstarter. And according to The Creators Project, some of them have also been picked up for distribution. This is great news for independent film makers and creative ideas for two reasons,
I host many interns at my office. I feel it is important for me to stay in touch with upcoming technology, techniques and ideas in the field if I work with a cleaner or fresher mindset for a few months of the year. To select these lucky recipients of a 2-3 month unpaid tour of […]
We’ve been nurturing this baby for a while, and now it’s been finally been revealed! Friends of Cancer Research recently celebrated their 15th year anniversary, and they asked us to help them produce a video to commemorate this event to present at their annual awards dinner.
Although I am not quite so ready to send FCP packing (as John is)…and am still waiting for FCP’s “X’s” changes…I find this posting both humorous and helpful. Enjoy. Creative Cow Posting Re: Out of Memory Error… FCP 7… project too large? by John Hadwin on Jul 17, 2011 at 2:38:00 am Well, you heard it […]
In an attempt to cater to all the people that took to the interwebs to complain about Final Cut Pro X — Apple issued a free update to the software, as well as a free 30-day Trial.
Katlyn Wyllie, RedEye Editor, and currently on a mission to teach Americanness to South Korean children, took her second trip to Thailand during her year abroad and put together this pretty badass video about her trip. You still got it K-Dubs! Check out more of Katlyn’s travel adventures and her work at TuxedoKat.
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