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Construction companies in the Dallas Fort Worth area are utilizing the powerful tool of video more often these days.  A video can demonstrate the abilities of a construction company when still pictures and plans fail.  We have been called upon often to film large construction jobs, important tools and equipment, and ongoing operations. If a picture is worth a thousand words, remember, there’s 24 of those every second in a video.  And what we’re finding is that construction takes a special skill set to properly photograph and cover with video.  Some of our clients have started a large multi-year job and call us in halfway through, relying on video shot by the contractor or the guy in the sales office.  They immediately notice a difference when they see our videos and often express to us, that they wish they had…

Dallas, Texas, has been a hot spot for corporate video production, increasingly over the last 30 years.  With the North Texas area being centrally located in the United States, Dallas is a strategic location for company headquarters.  Back in the 1980’s Exxon moved it’s worldwide headquarters to Irving (a suburb of Dallas) and many other corporations have followed suit. This has led to a high demand for corporate video production in Dallas and nearby Fort Worth.  Especially with the growth of web and internet videos, companies are searching for reputable video and film production houses to help create short web videos for sales and marketing. Dallas offers generally lower rates than the two coasts.  Being a relatively non-union state enables the corporate client’s dollars to go directly to the production value on the screen.  And the crew in Dallas and…

The 34th Annual Telly Awards have awarded their highest honor for cinematography to Serendipitous Films and Top Pup Media for the production of a documentary on behalf of Revelations Water.  The video, filmed in Nigeria, about a new life saving water filter, the Primeau, was shot by Ron Gonzalez and Daniel Millican. Using DSLR’s and traveling with the Microdolly and Microjib, enabled beautiful shots to help tell this important story.  Producing was the Primeau inventor Ron Moser, his son David Moser, Dr. Ajibike Akinkoye and Lanre Abu. The video takes place on a polluted river in Lagos, Nigeria, as a father and son paddle their canoe.  They are able to drink clean, safe water because of the new technology of the Primeau water filter. The video was also honored for a Bronze Telly for the Social Responsibility category, which was…