35mm, Super 16, S-VHS, D-2, DVCAM, Hi-8, Digital Betacam, HD, MPEG, AVI, MOV - What does it all mean?  There are so many film, video, digital, etc. formats for recording, editing, and/or reproducing moving images these days (and this is but a small sampling), it's all you can do to keep up with what's available, let alone get accustomed to using it.

We've used all the above except HD, and we're looking forward to a project where we can use that.  The format used depends on several factors, among them:  

• end use (eg Internet or Multi-Cinema) 

• subject (eg students in a classroom or the moons of Jupiter), and 

• budget (eg, $100 for a wedding video (not that we do wedding videos, though we could probably refer you to someone) or $100 million for Star Wars VII (not that there's a high likelihood we'd be asked to produce that particular project))

We also work a lot in PowerPoint^®.  Think you know what a PowerPoint^® presentation looks like?  Not until you've seen one of ours.  We take video, sound, graphics, and text and work them all in the world's number one software for corporate presentations for unparalleled speaker support at a board meeting or public event or even in the courtroom.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, one of our PowerPoint^® presentations with thousands of images is worth millions of word charts, and a lot more exciting to sit through.

The competition won't know what hit them.

Give us a call:  832-868-3166.