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Go To Team Orlando: Avo Uvezian – World’s Most Interesting Man: The Sequel
You can find the prequel blog here: Avo Uvezian I headed down to Orlando once again to shoot interviews with Avo. I was really pumped that we got to do another shoot with him since I enjoyed the first one so much. It’s fun to set up the shoots with him and he always has […]
Read More →Atlanta Shoots behind the scenes for MTV
It’s always cool to go behind the scenes on TV shows and see how sets and everything are set up. Usually it’s just a big warehouse filled with giant wooden boxes made out of 2×4 and plywood. The funny thing is, when you walk inside them, they contain the set. Houses, garages, offices – anything […]
Read More →Chicago Video Crew takes a day trip to Detroit for TH Entertainment
As I continue my tour of the midwest, traveling for Go To Team Chicago, my next stop was Detroit, Michigan. Our client, TH Entertainment needed me to shoot some interviews for a piece they are doing about violinist Lindsey Stirling airing on Ovation TV. Lindsey was having a concert that night at the Masonic Temple […]
Read More →Crushing dreams for being realistic?
We all have dreams. A better life. Being thinner, richer. Sometimes material things. Sometimes something else. Hopefully though we all have a way to balance our dreams with the real world and not spend life wallowing in regrets. When I look back at my life I see that many of my dreams never materialized through Read More →
For the Sheer Geekiness of it All!
One of the engineers from our station was going to be working up at Mt. Wilson last weekend. That’s where all the Los Angeles area TV and radio stations have their main transmitter towers. It’s also one of our primary microwave sites.A big…
Read More →New York City Video Crew Finds Out What the Pros Eat
NFL players are some of the best athletes in the world and its not by accident. Sure theres tons of training involved but a huge piece to their success is their diet. I recently went down to the Redskins training facility for the NFL Network to find out what foods NFL players eat so that […]
Read More →TV reporter tips for better storytelling
The old inverted pyramid approach to storytelling — reporting the most important information first — is still a useful tool, especially in breaking news situations. But creative reporters like to change the approach to fit the content. Rachel Beech at WDAM-TV in Hattiesburg, Mississippi says she has a favorite technique for writing feature stories. “With …
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