PentaVision's "What's Your Story?" Blog

I remember when a little downtime meant a nice restful siesta. Climb in the back of the van for a long road trip and just nod off until you get to your location. Check in the equipment, get the camera through airport security, grab a window seat and commence the snooze fest. Times change and sadly, with newer camera systems and the way they record images, this is not so much the case anymore. Along comes newer technology, our Sony EX-1 camera, and the days of shooting to tape (and downtime napping) are long gone. Read the rest of this entry →

A quote from a movie once said, “If you build it, they will come”. Well, All American Homes built it and PentaVision came and captured it.

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Quality or quantity. You’ve heard these words used to describe plenty of things; work, products, food and even people. In the world of digital media production, they are often used to describe one very important element; light. Yes, light. Brightness. Radiance.  Illumination. Without quantity, it becomes a project for radio. Without quality, it becomes an average, ordinary, just like everybody else looking video.

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Recently, a client requested an opening for their video program that included a series of postcards from all around Michiana. Reproducing U.S. postage stamps would not make our Government too happy, so PentaVision decided to create their own stamp collection from scratch.

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Greetings from PentaVision!

We hope this e-mail finds you well.  We would like to take this time to let you know that PentaVision Communications is embarking on a new venture designed especially for you.

We would like to introduce a quarterly newsletter, entitled, “What’s Your Vision?”  The first edition will be sent out via e-mail to you tomorrow.  The newsletter is an informative tool for you to better understand and/or to inquire about the video production or digital media process.  Our newsletter is designed to address the three key areas of the process:  Pre-production, Production and Post-production and will include short and easy to read articles with additional links to other articles if you desire more knowledge on the subject.

We are also providing you with an opportunity to unsubscribe to our newsletter if you wish.  We understand that you are busy and get inundated with electronic messages, so if this is something that you would rather not receive, please let us know.  If you enjoy receiving “What’s Your Vision?” we have also included an opportunity for you to ask questions, leave comments or provide us with topics that we can cover in future newsletters.  Your voice means a lot to us!

We thank you so much for your support and look forward to hearing from you!

Ryan, Dick, Bob, Phil, Jon, Daniel and Michael