Videographer services? All our video transfers take place in our Winston Salem office. We never send your media off to other sources. You can trust us with your tapes: we’ll treat your personal recordings as though they were our own. Once we’ve converted your videos, we can also duplicate the DVDs, CDs, and USB drives so you can share your videos far and wide! VHS, VHS-C, Betamax, 8MM, Hi 8MM, Digital 8MM, DV, Mini DV, DVCAM, Betacam, Betacam SP, 3/4? Umatic, 8MM Film, S8MM Film, 16MM Film, 35MM Slides, 35MM Negatives, Audio Cassettes to CD, 1/4? Reel to Reel Audio Tape to CD.
Whether you aspire to become a media videographer or just want to know how to shoot professional-looking videos, you need more than good equipment. Mastering several basic video tips will ease the frustration many videographers experience. Before long, the standard tricks will become so routine that you’ll be able to concentrate on creativity and not just the basics. Find additional info on more on this.
You put a lot of effort into the image you present as a business or organization, from your office space to the employees you hire to represent your company. If you’re holding a big event or you’re live streaming to a targeted audience, make sure you keep your image of professionalism in the production quality of your video. Showcase the strengths of your company with the highest quality audio and video services. Because your image matters.
The first step in taking your videos to a cinematic level is to use a quality key light to bring focus to your subject. There are many key lights out there, but when choosing one for cinematic purposes – especially if you are filming an individual on-screen – choose one that gives off the softest light possible. The key light will bring the brightness on the subject while darkening the space around it. Depending on the subject being filmed, the key light can be customized to give off the amount of light necessary to bring focus and separate the subject from the rest of the room.
And here is our daily tip for photographers: Watch Out for Candid Opportunities. The formal shots are necessary for events (especially for birthday and wedding photography). But don’t forget about candid moments, which can lead to equally beautiful photos. Candid moments express personality and vibrancy. Oftentimes, candid photographs are the ones your clients will cherish the most. But not all candids are equal. Try to avoid unflattering candid moments such as someone chewing food or making a bad face. I can promise that those images will not be appreciated. Photograph the venue, table settings, and other beautiful details before the guests arrive. These are just as important as the story that unfolds. Many clients don’t think about this. But they will appreciate a snap of the setting that they spent so much time (and money) on. Find extra information on epicmediapro.com.