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How Much Does it Cost to Make a Video?
At least 10 times a week someone calls my office and asks “How much does it cost to make a video?” or some variation on that.
Indigo Productions Named a Top B2B Video Production Company in New York City
CEO, Indigo Productions Every year, Clutch announces its Leader Awards, a list of the highest-performing B2B service providers by geographic location. We’re thrilled to announce that Indigo Productions has been named a top B2B company in New York City in the creative and design category. It’s an honor to be
What to Wear for a TV Interview or a Video Production Shoot
CEO, Indigo Productions It never ceases to amaze me how many people – including VERY high-profile people – show up for television and video shoots wearing clothes that look terrible on camera. A proper wardrobe is critical. Viewers decide whether they like you and trust you almost instantly, and what
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The History of New York as Seen By Martin Scorsese
New York is often considered to be the gateway city to the world; high energy, globally influential center of art, culture, fashion, and finance. In New York, art is not only respected but treasured. It’s a mecca for theatre, dance, television, film, music, and museums. Many of the world’s greatest
The Recut Trailer, or the Subtle Art of Editing
The art of editing is not only one of the most important aspects of filmmaking, but also one of the most powerful tools in telling a story. Over the past decade, recut trailers have become a fascinating and entertaining way for editors to mashup either two or more films into
The Special Shoot Trailer
It’s not uncommon for blockbuster movies to earn over $100 million at the box office, which means that the marketing of films is an essential, and oftentimes expensive, part of the equation. With opening weekend dates carved out years in advance, audience awareness is essential, which is often why a
American Celebrity Commercials in Japan
Imagine for a moment you’re watching your favorite TV, show and when the series cuts to commercial, you suddenly see Bruce Willis hawking coffee or Arnold Schwarzenegger promoting an energy drink. While this level of celebrity endorsement isn’t common in the United States, in Japan advertisers pay exorbitant fees for actors
10 Things That Make New York Awesome
The cultural and financial capital of the world, New York is one of the most unique and influential cities in the world, affecting commerce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment. And without a doubt, it’s one of the most awesome places on Earth. Here are ten reasons
The $85 Tv Pilot: The Origins Of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia
How did an out-of-work actor in Los Angeles and his two friends create a successful television series for less than $100? The story begins in 2004, when Philadelphia-born Rob McElhenney, a working actor with a handful of credits (including a Law & Order guest spot and roles as “Teenager on
