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As many people are going to be working remotely for the foreseeable future, it’s important to find ways to keep teams engaged and up to date. Just because you’re not able to be in the same office doesn’t mean things like training should get neglected.

Recently premiering on Amazon, the second season of “Woodwalkers” follows a group of students as they take on a grueling 15-week training program to become professional lineworkers, constructing and maintaining electric power lines, at the premier lineman school Southeast Lineman Training Center in Trenton, Ga.

Post|Production World returns to NAB Show Las Vegas as a hybrid training event this October. As the highly anticipated event of the year for the media and entertainment industries, many post and production professionals are eager to return to in-person training. With over 120+ training sessions to choose from, attendees could expect to learn something new this year while also taking the opportunity to reconnect with the community.

Video production is a potentially lucrative and rewarding sector. Video content is a key part of our digital landscape, and businesses are keen to include it as part of their marketing, training, and overall branding efforts. Not to mention that to punch through the noise of the competition, there are opportunities to be creative.

We all know how powerful a creative video can be. But how do you build the right infrastructure AND the right team to tell your stories in a fresh, compelling way?

So you’ve seen how others are crushing it with video, and you’re ready to put video marketing to work for your own company. Now what?

The metaverse has been gradually growing in popularity over the last few years. Yet, many video marketing businesses have been slow to get on board with it. This is understandable, to an extent. After all, it involves technology and techniques that are different to those of more common video marketing projects.

Usually, the first thing a client says to us is, “I’d like to do a video about this-and-that.” The second thing they typically say is, “So – what do we do?” I LOVE this question. It gives me the opportunity to educate our new clients about the video production process. Usually, at the end of our conversation, they walk away having learned something they never knew before. But more importantly, they leave empowered. They realize they can be knowledgeable, fully-informed partners in the video creation process, rather than handing all control over to us and staying in the dark about what we do and how we do it.

The domination of video has made it an exciting time to have a hand in the production industry. As we head into 2019, emerging technologies are beginning to disrupt the way we create and consume content. New gear, formats, and expectations are setting the stage for mini-revolutions across business and media. We have already begun to see the first signs of where things are headed- some to be expected and others more surprising.

Box, Brunch and Beats. is a virtual fitness event hosted by EverybodyFights (EBF.LIVE), an authentic boxing-inspired group fitness training camp created by George Foreman III. Because of COVID-19, EBF moved most of its classes online so that members could keep active and in touch with the EBF community. Historically, the mission of boxing gyms beyond the sport has been for community outreach: people of all backgrounds come together for advancing the mind, body, and soul. EBF is no different -- they could see their community hurting and wanted to do something to help. Rob Maloof, producer and DP at Gauntlet Films, has his office above EBF and decided to step in to help EBF LIVE with the live stream of this event specifically. He relied on two Pocket Cinema Camera 6Ks and ATEM Mini Pro live production switcher to make it happen.