During my first week I went to my first company after-work event and have to I admit that it was a little different from what I though it was going to be. I arrived to the J.W. Marriot Hotel to hear a symposium about Self-Provisioning for Global Media Networks sponsored by the companies, CEI, Net […]
Makes you wonder about the value in color correction. JK! Check out the explanation – and keep in mind not only do you need to understand every monitor displays differently but our own eyes see differently and now we need to keep in mind optical illusions.
[vimeo https://vimeo.com/80012624] Howdy, fellow Videoholics. Want to know what’s going on in studio lately? Our team at RedEye has been busy with daily and long-term projects. Several of them have recently wrapped up. We sent our intern out to follow us around. They found us hard at work with, what else, a video camera. We ALL […]
On my third day at work with RedEye, Laura says we are going to shoot interviews which will be used in a special tribute for Friends of Cancer Research founder Ellen Sigal. This is a very good opportunity for me to see what is going on in the real world. In addition I have been […]
Imagine, you are traveling to such nice places, surrounded by elegant antique buildings, with family or your close friends and the weather is awesome. What are you going to do? I’m sure you’ll want to treasure these beautiful moments. For this, I have a surprisingly awesome application to recommend to all of you. Let’s say […]
Have you been hearing about short little 6 second videos? Have you noticed videos of your friends that look like they came out of a time machine from another era? There are two apps that are currently all the rage to those who like to use social media and make videos. They are Vine and […]
National Kids to Parks Day – May 18, 2013 RedEye was pleased to play a role in this years National Park Trust’s, National Kids to Parks Day. Really it is a national day of get outside and stomp around your local parks! Because let’s face it we all spend too much time inside face down […]
I read a while back an article from the The Washington Post, about an interesting change to the the television landscape. A new company, AEREO is now offering an internet “sports package” of programing for $10/month+ So for those of you who no longer have cable in the house and are using your internet connections coupled with […]
A recent query put out on the TIVA listserv got me thinking. This is a subject that has come up here on an almost daily basis for the past year, and we decided this would be a good time to poll the professional community. The School of Communication trains students in both broadcast news […]
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,
Recent Comments