We are producing three green-screen shoots in the next two weeks, and our goal is to shoot DSLR.
This camera outputs H.264 video compressions with 4:2:0 color space, which can sometimes make postproduction compositing …
Read More →We’ve been Final Cut power users since v1.0, circa 1999.
However, like many post-production shops, the shoddy release of the underpowered FCP X left us heartbroken, and it was time to say goodbye.
We …
Read More →One of our favorite projects each year is staging and documenting the Wildlife Conservation Network’s annual event at the Mission Bay Center. This foundation partners with independent, community-based conservationists around the globe and provides them …
Read More →When editing with DSLR-generated video, it’s long been an essential first step of the post-production workflow to transcode the source footage to more non-linear-editor friendly Apple ProRes, or AVID DNX-HD formats.
At Capitola …
Read More →YouTube … according to comScore qSearch.
And according to YouTube:
They draw 800 million unique visitors to their site every month.
72 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute.
100 million people take a social action …
We just wrapped and delivered a new video project for HP:
We shot over a series of several days in Lafayette, Portland and Berkeley.
Read More →Wikia.com hired us last week to do a live Webcast of a series of presenters and Keynote and Powerpoint presentations from their offices out to the Internet. We used a lot of gear and a …
Read More →Capitola Media produced a new video for HP’s Small Business Networking Division. This group at HP focuses on business solutions for the small businesses that are just launching, as well as more established firms that …
Read More →Working with the Wildlife Conservation Network, Capitola Media produced the live event and complete video production and post production services for their annual event in San Francisco in October.
National Geographic featured Douglas-Hamilton in their article on …
Read More →We produced a rocking multi-camera project for IGN, a division of Fox Interactive Media. The live event was produced by IGN and sponsored by Jack Links. IGN editors played against each other in a Dance …
Read More →Shooting at Samsung’s North American headquarters in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, just across the river from Manhattan, we demoed Samsung’s latest flatscreen TV products.
Read More →Working with Phoenix Editorial on this project, here’s a screen grab from the iPhone Guided Tour for the 2G release in the UK.
Read More →We edited together five videos for HP featuring clients deploying HP’s Instant On technology: the US Department of the Navy, Dreamworks Animation, Thompson Reuters, Paul McCartney‘s digital archive and UPS (seen below).
Read More →Working with TagTeamSF, we developed this interactive magazine for the extreme sports organization, Unofficial Squaw:
Read More →A recent product demo for Immersion Corporation, a public company in Silicon Valley. Their haptics technology allows mobile developers to add a sense of touch to any mobile app experience.
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We flew a big crew to Atlantic City with IGN.com for one of their professional StarCraft II tournaments. Ninety-six hours of continuous live video and game-play content streamed over the Internet with a $100,000 first-place …
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