Ask Vision Paradox

Do you know how to edit video? To all those unfamiliar with the process, it seems like it's a simple drag-and-drop process. Our very own videographer and editor, Noelle, is here to show you how that assumption is absolutely inaccurate.

RECORDED Back in December 2020. Welcome to the first episode of Vision Paradox After Hours! This is where members of the company talk about anything and everything ranging from the future of marketing, hiccups we've experienced on projects and clients, productivity, and whatever else that comes to mind.

In today's backlogged premiere episode the gang talk about (1) The value of time, (2) the benefit of investing for the long-term (3) sex work is still work, and (4) how there's usually an audience for someone no matter what you're talking about. 

If you're looking to hire a videographer, there are a few questions you need to ask yourself. How would you know if the videographer is right for you? What's the best camera for video?  Emeroy explains to the rest of the team what he looks for when hiring videographers on projects.

Profanity is a tricky subject. There are mixed views on the use of cursing.  Many people feel that profanity has no place in advertising, and have made it their mission to make sure brands use appropriate language on social media. Others believe they should be able to swear if they want to. What do you think?  You can make cursing work for your marketing efforts, if done right. How? Just listen.

The squad is back with a fresh batch of questions to be answered! Today, Emeroy, Max, Noelle, Joey, and Bernnie answer your questions on:

In this clip, our videographers Noelle and Joey we go over the basic accessories you need to make better videos. This is for beginners and assumes no prior knowledge of videography, so it's perfect for anyone who wants to improve their videos!

Do you know what your passion is? What if you had to choose between two passions? Brandon Burciaga shares his story of how he chose one over the other, and why it's important to follow your heart. 

In this Podcast Emeroy and Brandon talk about:

Follow Brandon!

About Brandon:

Brandon Burciaga is the current Creative Director and one of the dancers for Temper Tantrum.  Brandon's charisma always shines through on any stage or set and is an entertainer that always gets everyone smiling.

His creativity, talent and energy are infectious whether it be live or on film.  He has been dancing for over 15 years and professionally for over 10.  He has directed and choreographing for multiple dance companies over the years and has recently joined forces with Emeroy Bernardo, the Director of Temper Tantrum, to create a successful and well-rounded new company.

Brandon has shared stages and sets with people like Kylie Minogue, Kool & the Gang, and performed as a headliner for Stan Lee’s Comic Con, and gained important experience from working live events at places like Knott’s Berry Farm, Universal City Walk, and the Staples Center.  As a featured dancer/actor on commercials and published model, Brandon has been able to help many people’s visions come to life. He sees and understands the hard work, dedication, and creativity that goes into everything from the first step to the finished product.  Brandon always seems to make someone’s creative ideas become tangible in many ways.  His firsthand experience has helped create who he is as an entertainer and he is always willing to share his knowledge to anyone who is willing to create something memorable.

When you're starting a business, it's easy to get bogged down by the naysayers.

The negativity can be overwhelming at times, but it doesn't have to rule your life or your business. You need to tune out the noise and focus on what really matters—your vision and goals for your company.

For Crystal she knew it would be a hard road, but she knew it would be worth it.

The journey wasn't easy. She had to overcome the naysayers and people who didn't believe in her dream. But she never stopped believing that one day her vision would become a reality.

Her passion for dance drove her to keep going even when things got tough. And now, as an established studio owner, Crystal is happy that her studio has helped many dancers find their own place they can call home.

How do you create unique content in today's saturated market?

You can't just write about what everyone else is writing about. If you want to stand out, you need to find your niche and be the expert on that topic.

In today's clip, Emeroy and Max walk through a few different ways of finding your passion and creating unique content around it.

Emeroy and Max discuss what it takes to properly approach brands in order to get your foot in the door for a conversation.

This clip is from Emeroy and Max's podcast, The Awkward Tea Party.