This short video covers simple and easy Video USB backup for Windows 10 users. We always recommend making at least two backups with one copy kept in a different location if possible. We show you how to make a backup copy from one USB to another, or from a USB stick to your computer hard… Read More: Video USB backup guide for Windows 10 »
Video cassettes contain many moving parts and can be very fragile if mishandled or used in a faulty video recorder or camcorder. One of the most common faults is caused when the tape fails to load or unload properly resulting in a crumpled or snapped tape. The damaged section may need to be removed and… Read More: Damaged Camcorder Tape Repair and Recovery Service »
We’re working on a series of teacher training projects on behalf of a British client in the education sector. The projects include footage from a number of countries which will be filmed by local crews. The aim of this article is to help ensure that footage being acquired will be of a suitable standard for our… Read More: Guide – Basic Classroom Filming Setup »
Our latest Small Business Film was produced for Open Solutions International Ltd. This was their first ever web marketing video and was recorded at our green screen studio in Greater Manchester. https://youtu.be/iIOkWG3jbzo Planning a web video for your business Video is used by companies in many different ways. An introductory video explains who you are… Read More: Making your first company website video »
Directed by Keegan Wilcox This week’s film was suggested by our customer The Existential Angler Thanks Brian.
The Cable tells the unique story of three children who must use the cable as their only means of crossing over to the outside world and the inspiring ways in which they manage to overcome such a seemingly insurmountable obstacle on a daily basis. Our friends and multi-award winning film makers Woolfcub Productions are currently hard at work on their first… Read More: Meet Woolfcub Productions »
By Moritz Oberholzer Who does not like looking out of the window while being in a bus? Shot with an HD camera and a DIY 35mm adapter.
It’s a very busy time of year for our video to DVD transfer service. If you are having a video transferred as a gift for a friend or family member then we’ll be happy to print your personalised message on alongside the title at no extra cost.
U-matic was one of the first video cassette formats. Until then open-reel tape was the norm. Prototype U-matic video recorders were first shown by Sony in 1969. Japanese electronics giants Panasonic and JVC joined Sony and five other non-Japanese companies to agree unified standards for the format in 1970. The first U-matic products were introduced to… Read More: Legacy formats, Happy 40th U-matic »