A lot of our clients are asking how they can use video to communicate quickly and effectively during this crisis. Here are some video strategies for the COVID-19 crisis you can put to use right away. Many of them you can do yourself. If you need help, Allied Pixel is...
YouTube is a convenient way to host videos. Many of our clients use it to embed videos on their websites. The biggest downside is that you have to contend with YouTube’s sometimes vexing copyright policy. If your video contains copyrighted music, for example,...
As live webcasting becomes increasingly popular, there is a growing demand to make webcasts accessible to viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing. One way to do that is through live captioning. That’s the process of turning the spoken word into captioned text....
Each year we update our showreel with our most current work. We just finished the 2019 edition. It includes shots from 25 recent projects. Our clients are often surprised to learn how many people work behind the scenes to bring their videos to life. So let me...
There’s been a 200 percent increase in the use of live webcasting for company town hall meetings in the last two years. Why? Live webcasts are a cost-effective and convenient way to extend the meeting to a national or global audience. Here are five tips to help...
May 1993. Bill Clinton was the new president, Sleepless in Seattle was in theaters, a gallon of gas cost $1.16 and the World Wide Web had just been born. And that was the year Allied Pixel said hello to the world. Who knew then what an excellent adventure it would...
