Join the very experienced team of video producers, Vern Vihlene, Robert Davis and Brad Ohlund as they share their video making tips and techniques with you; tips which will help you to preserve a legacy on video. The step by step class will teach you how to Create a Legacy Video, a video that can influence children, grandchildren and future generations by preserving your life…
This is copied from Ancestry.com, a great source for information on your heritage and family history. It certainly is valuable information when developing your Legacy Video. Are you Polish and proud? Or feeling lucky to be Irish? Connecting with your ethnic heritage is one of the exciting rewards of digging into your family history. We also know that where your ancestors came from can be a hurdle to your research:
Create a Legacy Video welcomes Denny Koska to the team. Denny, who has worked in the video industry for over three decades, brings his project management skills as well as a strong background in audio, both of which add to our ability to capture a person’s life stories and heritage in our legacy videos. Denny was quoted as saying “With the current interest in ancestry and genealogy, recording of lifetime achievements, preserving personal history, and…
Inexpensive lights for your video productions.
Quartz lights used by the construction trades can be found at Loews or Home Depot at a price that is far less than the lights sold by photographic or video stores. Granted that they are not quite as bright nor are they as convenient to use, but when bounced off ceilings, walls, or bounce cards, they work very well.
Proper lighting makes us all look…
Victory Belles play nightly at the Stage Door Canteen for veterans at the World War II Museum. By Stacey Plaisance of The Asssociated Press, from New Orleans
Decked out in 1940s throwback tailored dresses and perfectly coiffed curls, the Victory Belles seem delightfully out of place in the age of hip-hop. They sing big-band classics at the National World War II Museum and flirt playfully with the audience, leaving bright red lipstick…