Leading Authorities now offers a “video Email” service. The attendee receives an Email like the one below ↓
And it takes them to a web page with the video, conference info, and a survey.
Watch this video Email featuring General Michael Hayden HERE
We just wrapped up The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)’s Annual Convention in Chicago. One of my main assignments for this convention was creating the “AFP Stories” video series. Each story was compiled using an interview, B-roll footage, and a VO.
After shooting the interviews in our studio, I traveled locally capturing the B-roll needed. The most interesting location was the Helping Up Mission in Baltimore. There I captured Rob, from his Barber Shop Community Foundation, in action giving haircuts to people in need.
Check out Rob’s story ↓
I also created this video featuring Karen Piontkowski from Direct Answer ↓
The AFP Stories video series was the backbone of this convention’s theme. We created a huge book on the stage, that speakers such as Bill Clinton emerged from to speak at the event.
As Keynote and Macbook Pro computers advance, so does the content we jam into them. Pushing the limits of Apple’s hardware and software we’ve been able to create dynamic presentations utilizing motion backgrounds with animated video overlays.
Check out this video clip featuring segments from a recent Keynote presentation I put together ↓
Here’s a pic from my iphone of the presentation in action ↓
I took another round of staff headshots today at LAI. This time I got one too ↓
and when I added the pics to the staff photos folder, I found this old test shot ↓
This wasn’t a particularly great intro video, but it was created it two days. I spent the first day creating the theme graphics, gathering the assets, and arranging the audio. I animated all of the elements the second day.
I created a few different themes for the event.
This one was my fave ↓
This is the one we went with ↓
Here are the photos I took at the event ↓
I like this one of John Harris ↓
For the CWP (Conversations with Power) logo design I started with a single frame of video representing each look.
After a few revisions we narrowed it down to three.
Here’s the look that we went with, and you can see it utilized in the video and photos from my last post ↓
These 2 looks didn’t make the cut ↓
