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Hope it’s been a fun weekend! We thought you might be in need of some Monday morning eye candy, and this will surely deliver. The cinematography world is abuzz with shooting flat and getting beautiful, high dynamic range images from DSLRs to Black Magic Cinema, and everything in between. The reason?...

If you’re a business owner or communications pro, you’ve no doubt encountered dozens of SEO experts offering their magic bullets. It’s not long before you realize there’s a whole bunch of snake oil out there for sale. The SEO rules and algorithms are constantly changing, but relevant...

Hi guys, Jason here. Those of you who know me, know I LOVE scuba diving, but don’t get to do it nearly often enough! And, as a cinematographer, I’d have to say the dream shoot would be one that takes place underwater. When I happened upon some of Eve Hazelton’s work doing research for...

Think Like a DP. Sting Like a bee. I love cinematography because it’s such a blend of paradoxes. Incredibly artistic, yet incredibly technical. If you’ve ever been on a set, you can’t help but be enraptured by the dichotomy of a well-lit, well-decorated set, while just outside the camera’s...

Not long ago, we were asked to photograph the creative team of Omaha-based Word Made Flesh. Initially we planned to take digital photos, but upon arrival, realized WMF’s earthy, vintage, “modern antique” look lent itself to a much different style. Fortunately, during that trip we discovered...

ABOVE: our ad for Paradise Arabians. We recently teamed with our client Paradise Arabians to redo an ad to be featured in The Wine Report, a prestigious wine magazine with regional distribution. Paradise had previously run an ad that didn’t get the results they were looking for.  So we opted...

As with most clients, we were faced with a bit of a dilemma on this project. Our goal was to freshen up the design of a catalog cover for a publication published quarterly. Since our job was to redesign the cover only, we had to keep many elements intact, so as not to jar viewers who had seen previous...