I was honored to be a part of the Immerse Conference a few weeks ago. Immerse if a conference put on by the Gospel Music Association (known as GMA around nashville), which is the organization that coordinates a lot of events and happenings for Christian music. They are also the team of people who pull off the Dove Awards each year. So needless to say, I was absolutely honored to be included [Read more →]
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 →]
We’ve talked about motion and we’ve discussed texture, but there’s still a third amigo that needs to be tackled. Today’s important tip for multi-screen is Color.
We can’t just have black and white textured slow motion graphics… we have to add color. Color can absolutely change the vibe of a room, and the overall feel of an event. Color theory is something that has been discussed for decades and as someone who originally learned color theory when designing print & websites, I absolutely believe it is crucial for live events.
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