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We are proud to have been working with the NCASA, North Carolina Association of School Administrators, over the last couple of years on multiple projects but are really happy about the celebration that will take place tomorrow afternoon in Raleigh, NC. It's the 175th anniversary celebration of North Carolina Public Schools. We will be filming the event plus broadcasting it live tomorrow starting at 2. You can watch here or in many other places such as the NCASA website, Brunswick County Schools Facebook page, etc. It's a big deal to be celebrating 175 years of public schools and again we are so honored to have been hired to produce the videos and bring this celebration to the world tomorrow.
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Orange St Films recently purchased the new #4K ready Sony FS7 camera. We couldn't be happier about the purchase and can finally now offer clients the option to shoot in 4K. In case you don't know 4K is the latest craze in video production. Normal high res, high def is 1920 by 1080, well 4K is 4096 by 2160 or 3840 by 2160. That may not mean much to someone outside of the industry but the bottom line is that it means a better looking video frame. We could geek out and talk more about but all you really need to know is that we are 4K ready now so please contact today for all of your film and video needs. We will be posting some sample shots from the new camera very soon so be on the lookout for that. Have a great weekend.
We've blogged on these videos before but we are so proud of the videos we produce for the Brunswick County School system. We were commissioned to create a mini-documentary on every school in the district. We are almost done with the project but they are getting such a good response that we wanted to share the work with the world. Take a minute to view one of our latest produced videos and let us know what you think. #film #movies #school #BrunswickCounty #videoproduction #filmmaker |
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