Who would’ve thought that a blog post about my history of browser usage would be so much fun to write and read. My journey to Google’s Chrome.
Archives for October 2011
Forget About Netflix’s Reed Hastings. Should YOU Be Fired as CEO?
Some people have called for Netflix CEO Reed Hastings to step down. But before we go casting stones, we should take a look at our own businesses to see where we are screwing up.
Sound Design on Tom Guilmette’s PhantomFlex Vegas Hotel Video
You can dramatically improve the quality of your video productions TODAY by giving more thought to sound design.
An Overview of Shane Hurlbut’s Master Cinema Series Event
Last weekend was a DSLR filmmaking, star-studded event as Shane Hurlbut and Letus announced the release of their new DSLR rig system, the Master Cinema Series.
Have I Arrived Yet?
My invite to an event that included the who’s who in the world of DSLR filmmaking made me ask the questions: “Have I arrived?” and “Are you sure you got the right number?”
Jared Abrams and the Board of Education
No, this is not a title for a groundbreaking Supreme Court ruling. It’s a reference to today’s guest guest and the documentary film he’s shooting. Jared is a seasoned filmmaker and cinematographer (and he can really call himself that as he’s worked extensively with actual 35mm films). He’s co-founder of Wide Open Camera in Los […]
Never Judge a Client by Their Cover
It’s happened to all of us at least once. That prospective client comes driving up in their Mercedes Benz S-Class and you start seeing dollar signs. Don’t start planning the big vacation just yet!
Should You Ever Cut Pricing Deals with Your Prospects or Clients?
How do you respond when you get that inevitable question from a prospect, “Hey, if you cut me this deal, I’ll get you more business.” Today we look at another provocative topic about pricing.
Practical Tips for Finding Time to Practice
We all know that “practice makes perfect.” But how do you find the time to actually do it? Today we cover some great tips on how.
Are the Myriad of Names in Filmmaking Helping or Hurting the Industry?
So what are you anyway? A videographer? Fimmaker? Cinematographer? We have so many names we call ourselves, it’s no wonder clients (and colleagues) are confused.