I wanted to share with you another new piece of content that you can pick up for your events or organization. I posted one a few weeks back called Sunbeam 3, and this one is from the same family… It’s called Sunbeam 1. (there are 5 total and available as a collection if you are interested).

It’s got all the texture, color, motion and simplicity that you will need to have great looking motions, and soon we’ll be rolling out the triple-wide versions of all 5 motions. [Read more →]

Tags: New Content, content creation by Luke McElroy
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Well, it’s that time again where we get to put a little bit of a spotlight on some of the content that we’ve got coming down the pipeline. This one is called Sunbeam 3… which for those of you who are pretty sharp and on your toes, means that we have at least Sunbeams 1 and 2… (you’re so right!)

This idea came from our team talking about how there are so many cheesy sunbeam or moving “sunbeam” like graphics available and no one has tried to do it with great looking texture, color, motion [Read more →]

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So I’ve been writing about the most important aspects of selecting/creating/curating multi-screen content when using very large video setups… If you’re just jumping on board its like going to the movie theatre and just watching Toy Story 3 without seeing the other two… or trying to understand the Bourne Ultimatum (great movie btw) without ever seeing the first two in the series… (you get the point…)

So I encourage you to check out the Color, Texture and Motion tips I wrote about earlier this week.

Today I want to talk about something that really impacts each of these individual aspects independently, but collectively needs to be addressed. [Read more →]

Tags: Teaching, content creation, multi-screen by Luke McElroy
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When it comes to setting up multi-screen video walls, triple-wide screens, environmental projection or whatever other creative and unique setup you may have, you have to have great content. However, what does great multi-screen content look like?

Yesterday I wrote about Motion. If you haven’t read it, I encourage you to read it… it’s short (for my writing at least).

The second most important thing you need to keep in mind is Texture.
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I have put together 4 key tips for creating your very own triple wide and multi-screen video graphics. You see, we can’t just take our HD libraries and click play video within our video software and expect it to look good. No, we have to make sure that the media we use in Environmental Projection, Triple-Wide & Double-Wide walls as well as any multi-screen video setup is intentional.

A great triple wide video clip I believe contains 4 great things… First we’ll tackle Motion.
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Tags: content creation, multi-screen, video walls by Luke McElroy
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