Adding a video monitor, TV or computer screen to the background in your camera shot sometimes isn’t as easy as plug and play. Your brain is always compensating for what your eye is missing.

“The right tool for the right job”. “This new tech will make your job go faster” “ This will eliminate the need for half your work force”. All those statements and more are only correct IF you have the right competently trained experienced people operating the gear.

Words to live by, “Never be the smartest person in the room”. If you’re going to grow and enhance your career, you need to work with and have access to smart people.

When you want something to stand out and taste good, you always sweeten it. Same is true for audio. The art of making a scene stand out is all about the audio sweetening.

What time is it there? Why is it taking them so long to react to my questions? Are you sure they can hear us? These are all the questions being shouted out while doing live shows with several locations.

Lights, Camera, Action … you see something you want to capture. You take out your phone and DONE. Not that easy when the lighting guy has an opinion, so does the camera operator, the audio person, even the person laying down the cables.

From scoring music to DJ light controllers, the Musical Instrument Digital Interface or MIDI, has changed has changed music and production for ever … OR HAS IT?

Who invented PODCASTS? We say, Guglielmo Marconi in 1895! NO? Take a listen.

How come if you’re at a concert and you try and take a pic of the stage when all the Pyro is going off all you get is a bright flash but when you watch it on professional video it looks great. Are they doing something so you can’t record it?

Ever wonder what’s going on when you’re watching a video and you notice someone’s shirt or dress seem to have moving wavy lines? Our you’re behind your camera and you see these crazy lines on your screen. Your eyes are fine. It's a fixable problem between the cam and the shirt pattern.