New HD Camera Prompts Romp in Field

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We were so excited about purchasing our new Panasonic HD video camera and the gorgeous film-like results we're achieving with it, that we've taken to bringing it with us everywhere. That includes the farm where we get our raw organic milk. While driving out to the farm, we saw a little gravel road off the highway where we filmed this scene. It was absolutely FREEZING out, so we shot for all of 4 minutes...seriously. Greg dashed out of the car, set up the tripod and established his master shot and THEN I got out of the car for my stunning no-makeup-no-hair-no-stylist-what-was-I-thinking moment. (Anyone who knows me, knows I'd rather be behind the camera! Please see the follow-up to this post, "Campaign to Save Susan from being on Camera".) As for the footage, we cut it together, played around with some editing techniques, added a few post effects and motion graphic elements (just a sampling from our bag of tricks).

Problem: Digital Media Provides Powerful Results, but Large File Transfer is a Problem

When we launched Kmotion Media, we challenged ourselves to ask, at all junctures, "How do we do this Much Better than it's been done before?" We've let that guide us in setting up our systems, and our new client file management tool is one result. We've built a complicated tool that simplifies the "giant file transfer" process we'd been challenged with in the past. It allows the password protected transfer of video, animation, stills, PowerPoint, or any large file, both to and from clients and agency partners. The size capacity is unlimited and the transfer is secured. The tool is so powerful and intuitive, that several clients have asked us to create their own branded proprietary file management tool.

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