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Tips on Covering a Live Sporting Event in NYC

We recently teamed up with the New York Road Runners again to provide multi-camera coverage of the famed Fifth Avenue Mile races sponsored by New Balance. This exciting event consisted of 22 heats with more than 7,700 participants, and runners ranging from 8 to over 90 years old.  There are

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How to Create an App Launch Video that Actually Works.

Last month we delivered a mobile product launch video that addresses the key challenges most companies face when launching a new app. The video started generating sales from day one and has been a resounding success by every measure. “We opened our presentation by showing the video.  The entire crowd

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Netflix Brings Marvel To Life in New York

In comic book mythology, the Marvel Universe is set squarely in New York. From Spider-Man’s home base of Queens to the Fantastic Four’s headquarters, the Baxter Building in Midtown to Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum in Greenwich Village to the Avengers Mansion located on 890 Fifth Avenue, Marvel’s locations have become

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The 15 Must See Movies Of 2018

Although 2017 has just ended, it’s hard not to get excited about the upcoming film slate for 2018. With so many films being released, it’s sometimes hard to navigate which films should be seen in a theater with an audience, versus streaming it at home. All of these anticipated films

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Facebook Live Video Production – Video Streaming for Studio Libeskind

Indigo Productions just completed an extremely cool live video streaming project, working with agency BBDO and our client Current Studios.  On Thursday 04/21/2017 at 1:30 P.M. we produced a three-camera Facebook Live stream featuring an interview with superstar architect Daniel Libeskind. Viewers were treated to a tour of  Studio Libeskind as well as a conversation

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Comic Book Movies Love New York

Starting in the early 1930s in New York City, the comic book industry was born, originally collecting previously printed newspaper strips. Within a few years, the medium had already evolved, as original material was in demand.  National Periodical Publications launched Detective Comics #1, in 1937, which was an immediate hit,

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The History of New York as Seen By Martin Scorsese

New York is often considered to be the gateway city to the world; high energy, globally influential center of art, culture, fashion, and finance. In New York, art is not only respected but treasured. It’s a mecca for theatre, dance, television, film, music, and museums. Many of the world’s greatest

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