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How do you raise $500K to produce a film that everyone loves, but no one wants to finance? That was the question posed by our first project Premium. We decided to write a check on our own account called “creative hustle”, designed proposals and newsletters, produced short films, commercials, and marketing videos, staged live events, and appealed to our community for support. Creativity collided with commerce as we identified our competitive edge — communicating to any audience.
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A camera is a camera until you put it in the hands of an artist. If you’re serious about your brand, you value the experience and execution of experts. Our creative collaboration ensures that by the time we grab our tools, the blueprint of your story has been designed to engage your audience in the most entertaining and effective way possible.
You keep doing what you’ve done to get to this point. We’ll be your partner in the journey to the next level.
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A picture says 1,000 words, or so they say, and when conveying what you do or what your capabilities are, it’s helpful to have something to enhance the conversation. Haiku Deck is a free iPad app that allows you to make simple, elegent decks for presentation purposes.
Filed under Blog, Squadron Press, Storytelling
We just purchased an awesome documentary camera and have started shooting content for our new documentary Click Here. Part of the project includes intimate Vlogs and here is the UNCUT version of Pete Chatmon’s first installment. It’s clearly not edited, but we have no problem letting you in to the lab as we compile content!
Filed under Blog, Entertainment, Storytelling
This “Camera Stabilizer Could Change Cinematography Forever”. At least according to Gizmodo.
Filed under Blog, Storytelling
Here’s a quick behind the scenes video from our shoot for L.B. Bates’ upcoming book. That’s right, a BOOK TRAILER. Everything warrants video if you want to connect where your audience and consumers are.
Filed under Blog, Clients, Storytelling
Chris Everett will be traveling to Whitesboro, New Jersey from North Carolina this month to shoot interviews for the feature documentary Wilmington on Fire. Check out an image of George Henry White and learn more about the establishment of this town after the 1898 coup d’etat in Wilmington.
Filed under Blog, Storytelling
No Film School is a great resource for filmmakers, whether you’ve gone to film school or not (hence the name, eh). The Double7 Squad has been pretty excited about the documentary Indie Game and with a little bit of Google stalking on the project, we came across an awesome case study that the filmmakers released [...]
Filed under Blog, Entertainment, Socializing, Storytelling
While the product itself is not new, we’ve decided it’s about time to jump into the slider game, thanks to this lovely video created by the product’s namesake and DSLR guru Philip Bloom. With solid construction and a proven track record, we’re sure it’ll get just the right shots for our clients and personal projects.
Filed under Blog, Storytelling
Director Chris Everett has been hard at work, not only the trailer for Wilmington on Fire, his feature documentary executive produced by Pete Chatmon, but also finalizing the rewards for a post-production fundraising campaign. This is Alexander Manly in an original piece that will be included as a book for contributors to the film.
Filed under Blog, Storytelling
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