Not really....our work is mostly with corporate and nonprofits and we've always left weddings to others, however, when a local business asked us to profile what they do...well we started shooting some weddings!
Our latest nonprofit video production for the H-Foundation was played Saturday night at Navy Pier to an audience of 1,300. The event know as the Goombay Bash helps to raise funds to find a cure for cancer and this event raised over a half of million dollars!
Who should produce your video, you or a pro? My answer is, of course, going to be a pro. But, I know that not everyone is going to listen to me ( or have the budget to secure professional services), so in the interest of not having to come across another video that has been painfully produced, I am more than happy to share some tips with you.
Motion Source was commissioned to head up another music video project for the Chicago based band The Last Vegas for one of their new songs; "She's My Confusion" prior to their European Tour this summer. After the last music video Motion Source created for the band was named 6th best video of the year in the United Kingdom, drummer Nate Arling called the studio and asked if our team was up for another go at it.
One of the most important things that you absolutely cannot afford to overlook when considering having a video produced is location. Again, that's LOCATION!
There are quite a few things that the popular imagination has been promising us for some time now. Visions of the future have included everything from flying cars, to full meal vending machines, to robotic maids (those little vacuum cleaners don’t count). However, there is a burgeoning technology that makes good on some of our flights of futuristic fancy: the QR code.
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