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SEACREST STUDIOS’ RADIO AND TV PROGRAMMING AT U.S. PEDIATRIC HOSPITALS
Project: Ryan Seacrest Foundation’s (RSF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring today’s youth through entertainment and education-focused initiatives. RSF’s primary initiative is to build broadcast media centers — Seacrest Studios — within pediatric hospitals for patients to explore the creative realms of radio, television and new media. Most recently, the foundation opened a brand new Seacrest Studio at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, complete with state-of-the-art video and audio equipment. The studio helps the foundation fulfill its mission of contributing positively to the healing process of children and their families through radio and TV programming.
Working in Production: 5 On-Set Safety Practices
Over 17,000 malpractice lawsuits are filed every year, and there are many causes to blame. Some may say it’s because people have become entitled and sue for imagined or accidental wrongs. Others say the malpractice spree was ignited due to willful and negligent practices that were injuring patients. Knowing the world as it is, it’s safe to assume it’s a little bit of both.
What It's Like Shooting VR during a Pandemic
Recently, I was contacted through ProductionHUB to shoot a VR video tour for Lima Corporate, an international, cutting edge medical device manufacturer and 3D printer. The facility is connected to NYC’s Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). Lima’s engineers work directly with HSS surgeons to 3D print titanium medical devices, which help patients regain lost physical mobility. I was excited for the opportunity, but there was one caveat—we were in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.
How Video Is Changing Everyday Social Interactions
It used to be that people consumed primarily written content whether newspapers, magazines, blog posts, or online publications.
5 Industries That Virtual Reality Will Soon Impact
Virtual reality (VR) has slowly been coming into its own in the last several years. These days, anybody can buy a VR headset compatible with a smartphone and dive into an immersive game experience. VR isn’t just for gaming anymore, however-it’s also making a splash in several industries. It’s a growing market, and with 685 VR startups diligently advancing the technology, the VR market is expected to be worth about $30 billion by 2020. So what’s the next step for VR? Most likely, we’ll see a shift in the number of industries that begin to focus on using VR.
Why Explainer Videos Are A Winner In The Healthcare Industry
The video format is tremendously effective for many things, such as showcasing products, introducing services, and conducting interviews — but something it’s particularly great at is providing effective explanations of complicated topics.
Small Business Videos Worth the Watch: Part I
by Katrina Diamond & Jessica NinEveryone knows one of the factors in exponentially growing a business, is to create a great video defining it. With a little research and time, it’s clear to see why we chose a few of these small biz videos to feature as great examples of companies that know how to get their message across for all to see and hear, but also truly get results and ultimately, sales.
Give the Gift of Video this Holiday Season
Let’s take a minute to remember what this season is all about. This holiday season, why not give the gift of video? If you find you have some extra time in between the caroling, feasts and family festivities, we have some amazing non-profit organizations that are desperately in need of whatever pro bono skills you can offer. (Would you love to help but have no extra time this holiday? No worries, you can still lend a hand by sharing their mission via social media.)
“Christmas is doing a little something extra for someone.” ~Charles M. Schulz
How to Find the Perfect Video Partner For Your Dental Practice
How do you make your website more productive? One of the best ways to do that is with videos. According to Forrester Research's Dr. James McQuivey, "a minute of video is worth 1.8 million words. If you aren’t convinced on video just yet, take a look at this marketing minute to learn more about it.
Focal Point Productions Uses ATEM Mini to Live Stream Interviews for GBMC HealthCare System
Our first internal piece was a live town hall on March 20th. It included the hospital
president and other leadership discussing COVID-19 policies, workplace changes,
future plans, and answering employee questions from the chat. We then continued for
five more weeks to hold these meetings, most of which averaged 800 live viewers, with
even more watching it on-demand later.
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