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No matter what type of video project you are working on, they all start with a treatment. But not all treatments are the same. A treatment you write up for a film will look vastly different than the one you write up for a music video. If you are trying to get your foot in […]
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Video productions of any size require a lot of time and money. One major element that can throw off your schedule and bring you way over budget is the space you use. Renting a video studio comes with a lot of advantages if you know the process and what to look for. That’s why we […]
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Coronavirus has dramatically changed the way photographers can do their job. With lockdowns in place around the world, how do you adapt when you can’t visit your subjects in person? The answer is in your pocket. Facetime Photoshoots Photographers all across the world are collaborating with models to capture their photos virtually on video chat […]
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In the year 2020, we will be witnessing a major rise in the number of start-ups enterprises. With this rise in start-ups all over the world and a continuous need for branding, why should we engage in old branding practices? If you are a start-up enterprise or belong to one, and need to increase the […]
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Toronto-born photographer and director Chris Buck has found a way to differentiate himself by shooting what he believes in, rather than shooting what’s popular. This incredible strategy, alongside his diligent work ethic has helped him to make timeless photographs with names like Barack Obama, Tina Fey, Robert Kennedy Jr., and many more. Our co-founder, Matt […]
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Bokeh is a popular photography technique which blurs the background in a creative and stylized way. Bokeh images can often add a mystical element to images whole also heightened the mood. This effect can be a challenge to perfect. With the help of some quality overlays though this effect can be enhanced in a more […]
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Digitizing your film negatives is debatably one of the most tedious and time-consuming steps when it comes to analog photography. Whether you are using a flatbed scanner, a professional drum scanner, a handheld scanner, or even a sheet-fed scanner, it is always a gradual process. Earlier this week, news had surfaced that a new product […]
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