San Diego's Award-Winning Video Production Company for 35 Years
These are my favorite assignments, innovate a way to make it work. On this assignment for ESPN‘s E:60 program, the producer asked for a dynamic shot of a bull charging the camera in High Definition. Combining research, technology, and innovation Bob used an Iconix HD-RH1 camera with a 2.2mm lens mounted in a custom camera mount to shield the camera from the impact and protect the bull from harm. It worked flawlessly.
The ability to get the camera and operator into elevated perspectives adds a tremendous amount of production value and can be achieved in many simple ways, from simply bringing a ladder on location to renting construction equipment as in this case. For this production of “The Harvest“, produced by Bob Cording of San Diego, cameraman Michael Griffith gets a birds eye view of the subject and the surroundings.
To produce effective corporate video it’s important to understand all facets of a company or organization; it’s products, clients, business model, strengths & weaknesses, and most importantly it’s mission. By understanding a client company in depth, it is then possible to craft each project from an accurate and supportive perspective.
For the opening to a Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year television special, renowned golfer Phil Mickelson addresses the camera. For this shot we used a Sony F-900 High Definition Camcorder mounted on a 25 foot jib arm for long time client Intersport of Chicago.
One of the elements we enjoy about working with our corporate clients is the opportunity it gives us to learn about their industries. We serve major accounts to the fullest by drilling down into their company until we have a core understanding of what is at the true heart of their company and it’s processes.
We were contracted by The NFL Network to shoot player introduction shots of the San Diego Chargers football team. Needing green screen backgrounds, Bob is using the Chromatte system from Reflecmedia. Our Chromatte system is also available as a rental item.
