Number of cameras, number of microphones, whether or not to have multiple camera operators, how many outputs… these are all questions that will have a huge impact on your livestream quality and budget.

After a bout of over-ambitious microwaving, my heat pack is no more!

Gardening is a calming, gentle pastime, but . . . not for everyone.

Budget is the first thing to take into consideration if you want to livestream an upcoming event.

What if your money was squash?

The scene behind your on-screen talent can either distract or help direct the audience’s attention to the main event.

You can have too much of a good thing . . .

Before you livestream an event, there are four essential choices to make.

Our webinar covers what you need to know if you are considering livestreaming so that your event can be enjoyed by a live, virtual audience.

Stretch out those arm muscles and prepare to compete!

Your eyes can adjust to different brightnesses seamlessly. Cameras cannot.

What made my violet not violet?

Clients sometimes ask to keep all their raw footage, leading to the important question, “Do you have enough room for it?”

Your shower poof is a pale imitation of a plant-based scrubbing tool.

Having motion in your video is crucial - it's called a "moving picture" for a reason!

Marketing is a one-way-street, right? Wrong.

Too many of these fibrous stalks could cause a lot of pain . . . literally.

Nothing says “Easter” quite like a large basket of richly colored . . . onions.

Hollywood crews are in the double and triple digits, but corporate-type videos often require less.

Two years ago, we collaborated with Blue Carrot animation studio, based in Ukraine, to create a video for one of our clients. The team was a pleasure to work with.