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Producing Live Webcasts

OVERVIEW Over the past year, I’ve produced a few webcasts for dance companies. I recently wrote an article about these webcasts, asking questions – mainly – is it worth it? For this article, I’ve included a few insights and considerations for producing your own webcast. The examples I will look at include Misnomer’s webcast in …

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NextBook, JDub, and Milk&Honey

I just recently wrapped up a video project for NextBook and JDub This video was designed for a live event in LA, to be played on a plasma screen. However, we created the project files to be modular, and reusable for multiple formats. NextBook at Milk + Honey from Jaki Levy on Vimeo For this …

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Outsourced Logos

I’m currently examining outsourcing, and am running a few experiments. Most recently, I’ve outsourced the creation of my New Logo for my company, Arrow Root Media, to China. Now, I’m outsourcing my choice (or crowdsourcing my choice) – that means I won’t actually pick my logo – you will. So, I could really use some …

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Best New WordPress Themes

I was looking around for some new wordpress themes, and remembered the one I used for a recent site for Little Big Pictures. The theme was Oulipo and was designed by Andrea Mignolo. One of her themes was recently among the themes named “Best WordPress Theme for 2008” Here’s bestwpthemes.com’s selection of the best themes …

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Dance Videos made for the web

Why is “dance made for the web” an important topic? Elizabeth Zimmer wrote in December 2008, “The past 20 years have seen the proliferation of cheap video equipment, and rare is the downtown stage not shared between dancers and video projections…some of these artists are as savvy as they are gifted, and they will figure …

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The Defibulators | CD Release Party

Last night, The Defibulators hosted a great night of music to celebrate their new CD Release, Corn Money. New York Magazine writes: In the way they re-create the barroom swing of the Hank era, the Defibulators and their fellow indie-country bands present themselves as more authentic than, say, Taylor Swift. But while Corn Money has …

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