By Anonymous September 02, 2014
I have learned so much with 4D, I have grown professionally and personally. I'm really grateful for all the things that 4D has done for me. If you are interested in acting or modeling, trust me, 4D is the place you want to go to. ...read more
By Anonymous September 02, 2014
I have been a client for almost 3 months and am amazed at how well I'm treated every time I am there! There are a ton of opportunities for actors and models and I know I can go to them with any questions that I may have. I strongly recommend them to anyone looking to start a career in acting or modeling! ...read more
By Fred142 October 04, 2013
I have worked with Diamond View Studios multiple times creating promotional videos for my business. Each time they have delivered an outstanding final product. My business is still quite new so my biggest challenge was finding a professional video production company that wouldn't bankrupt me. I found Diamond View services to be very reasonably priced. ...read more
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By Videomercials March 02, 2014
Why you should not trust your wedding memories to just any wedding photographer? There all the same right? The wedding photographer just points the camera in the right direction and pushes the button. Anybody can do that. Why do they charge so much for it anyway? A year after the wedding, most people will not remember what food and drinks were served, how good the DJ was or many other details, but the images that your photographer captures will last a lifetime. You have spend thousands on flowers, cake, and drinks that only last a short time, don't take any shortcut with the one thing from your wedding that will last. It's vital that you hire a true professional wedding photographer for the big day. This is not a time for on the job training. You only get one shot, so here are some tips to consider. 1. Ask to see the photographer portfolio. A photographer most important ability is to be able to consistently deliver high quality images. Anybody can take a stunning picture given enough attempts, but a true professional gets it right every time. 2. Ask how many weddings they have shot. Experience matters! 3. Ask for references. Many photographers can take beautiful images, but make sure you hire someone that is pleasant to be around. Nothing is worse that a rude photographer bossing a family around. 4. Ask if the price includes reproduction right to all the images taken. Ordering the prints yourself can save you hundreds of dollars. 5. Do you like the photographer's style? 6. Personality - Can you communicate with him/her easily? Does he/she understand what you want regarding the style of photography? 7. Price - can you afford this photographer? 8. Payments – how much of a deposit is require. When is the balance due, etc. Remember, your photographer only has one shot to capture the memories that will be with you for a life time. Choose carefully. To see an example of a wedding photography portfolio, visitwww.judsonbradyphotography.com ...read more
By Real Virtual Media August 01, 2010
With so many choices for social networking, it's very easy to become overwhelmed and lose sight of how to leverage them to work for you. Here are a few tips to help you keep your balance: Know who your target audience is and choose your social media platforms accordingly. For example, if your target audience is typically seniors, then you may want to focus some of your attention on becoming a contributing member to the online community of AARP and perhaps something like LinkedIn where a large number of its membership likely have loved ones within the demographic that your product or service would appeal to. Once you've identified the best social networking strategy for you, set a schedule and stick to it. It's very easy to get wrapped up in other everyday things, but in the online world, content is king. So, if you set your schedule to regularly update your content on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, make sure you do exactly that every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. In time your audience will grow and keep coming back, translating into a consistent customer base for you. Make the most of your networking connections. This is perhaps one of the most important things you can do to make social networking work for you. If you accept a connection but do nothing to acknowledge the connection, it is a missed opportunity. People buy from people they like. People refer people that they know. If you don't make any effort to build the relationship, it's likely that your networking activities will not yield the kind of return that you are aiming for. Building your network takes time, but with a little bit of dedication, perseverance and consistency you'll begin to be able to stop working on networking and let your networking work for you. ...read more
By Visual Alliance Media February 03, 2009
Getting a used video camera is a great way to save money. There are many gently used video cameras that are perfect for shooting home videos and capturing those special moments. It isn't necessary to pay a lot of money to get good home videos, especially if you are new to videography. You can get high... ...read more
There are a number of different video cameras on the market, but not retailers will sell the same camera at the same price. By doing research and finding the place that has the camera you want at an affordable price, you will be able to save money and will enjoy your purchase much more knowing that yo... ...read more