We are so proud to announce that our Assistant Creative Director Ian Scura took home one of New Hampshire’s biggest filmmaking awards during the 2024 New Hampshire Film Festival; “New Hampshire Filmmaker of the Year” For his work directing our feature documentary “A Handmade Life” and his work on a personal documentary project that was also entered into the festival titled “Liquid, Fragile, Perishable.”
We have worked with Heritage Home Services over the past few years, notably on a website backdrop video and a fleet video. They approached us in 2024 for something a bit different, a bit bigger. Two commercial projects shot back to back with “the works” Actors, scripting, locations, etc. to be shown on regional Television. We were more than happy to dive in and help them tell these in depth stories.
Social media has changed the way we interact with each other as well as the way we market. People are being exposed to more products than ever before thanks to posts their friends liked appearing on their pages, targeted ads, and a variety of other means. When done correctly, someone casually scrolling through Facebook in the morning could become a loyal customer of your company. But how do you catch their eye?
If you’ve ever spent any time around a filmmaker, or even if you know anything about filmmaking, you have likely heard the term B-Roll before. Though the phrasing of the word as we know it wasn’t coined until a few decades ago, the concept has been around since the beginning of film. From this basic information, you probably know it’s something pretty important in the industry; but what exactly is it?
