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At our production company, we offer a range of services to create video content that meets your unique needs. Whether you require a one-off video or an entire series, we handle the entire process from design and scriptwriting to post-production.
For over four decades, we have captured countless wedding memories through our photography and videography services. As a company that offers both services, we provide an economic solution that ensures the photography and videography don't interfere with each other.
Our experienced team works tirelessly to provide exceptional quality and attention to detail in both photography and videography. We understand the importance of capturing the special moments of your big day and strive to create timeless keepsakes that you and your loved ones can cherish for years to come.
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In addition to video production, we also offer photography services, for industry and schools. We can do everything from a few school portraits to covering the news and social media for an entire school or company. Our photos are perfect for use in brochures, press releases and websites, providing a visual representation of your school or organization that will help to draw in potential clients or students.
For some fun I am learning to sail. We have decked out our boat with cameras, and also can use a dedicated camera boat. pmrsailing.uk
Throughout the pandemic, we produced 8 weekly, 45-minute programs on Science and Maths, which were widely used worldwide.
Our live videos on Science experiments aimed to help students aged 14-18 go over experiments and topics in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
In addition, we offer live-streamed Organ concerts. Although the Organ is typically a challenging instrument to see, we use multiple cameras to give the audience an up-close view of the hands and feet sweeping over the keys as they enjoy the concert.
We also provide virtual concerts and church services. Using our ATEMS, we can stream various topics, from computer games to science experiments, from one-to-one discussions to organ concerts.
Our mission is to provide an engaging and informative experience for viewers from all backgrounds.
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Placing cameras in boats relies more on where you can put the camera rather than the shot you might like. Using suction fittings and physically tying the camera to the boat in case of a capsize is essential. We use the 360 camera on the boom and others fore and aft.
This was an unexpected Safety Boat duty. One of the boats capsized, and although a safety boat was there to help, the Officer of the day decided to dispatch another boat to aid with the boat and crew's recovery, and I was available.
Trying to get the photo of the sailing boat, sailing in front of the Upper Thames Sailing Club
Trying to be in the right place at the right time — and actually getting the shot you need. It’s part planning, part instinct, and a lot of luck.
That's all the A-Level Practical exams done for this season of exams. Completed the Physics, Chemistry and the Biology Practical Examinations for the students. Good luck with the theory papers.
No rain, bright sunshine, with a cloud near the sun, sailing at Bourne End, Bucks - produced not a true rainbow but a halo. This is ice in the upper atmosphere refracting #loveukweather @metoffice @StormHour
I'm working on a first-person POV. The camera works well, apart from my son's height. As he walks around, we get a slightly different POV compared with what I am used to.
The wind was all over the place, bouncing off the houses, coming in all directions and gusting, so we only managed one lap, then I learnt how to used the Sailwave program so that I can score the races for the sailing club, and spent time hunting mayflies.
The A-Raters are probably the fastest River boats in the world. Several are based at the Upper Thames Sailing Club, giving me an excellent opportunity to get some photographs of these magnificent boats out on the water.
The weather is good, and spring is here, with all the plants coming out attracting insects, so it's time to get out the 100mm Macro lens and capture a few pictures of insects.
Getting a good piano sound for background music is essential. The sound is very versatile, from loud Boogie Woogie to sad reflections. It fits most soundtracks and is the sort of thing that the audience doesn't notice.
Do I film in Portrait, Landscape, or Square, or do I have to do all three? With all the different Social Media platforms, all the different formats are needed. The Canon R5C does have guide marks, and if I can keep all the action inside these, then I only have to film once.
The safety boat wasn’t needed because of the light winds, so we had a trip up to the lock at Marlow. It was a nice sunny and warm day, so Paul, my son, at the Helm tried to work on his tan on his legs.
The Upper Thames Sailing Club went to the Maltmans school in Gerrards Cross for their sports activities in the area exhibition. Next time we will take a club boat with us and a jar of sweets. Paul and Ros showed off what the club can offer.
I started the week with IT support for a friend who did things he ought not to have done. The Network Failure was resolved, and he introduced me to a new game, Genius Square.
I spent a couple of hours figuring out why the house batteries were not charging last night and not picking up the solar today. A trip had gone. Error 64 and tracked it down. Reset and now it's ok, but what happened? It is a mystery.
Filming the effect of different charged plastic on a goldleaf electroscope in the lab.
Trying to get some action shots of the cadets on the River was easy. The wind was quite strong and many of the cadets had an early bath, so the cadets had to work hard to control the dinghies.
It was a busy weekend out on the River, with races on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. The weather wasn't as good on Monday, so we were out in the camera boat taking action shots of the sailing and trying to stay a little drier under the bimini.
Paul gets a chance to mow the Sailing Club Car Park with a ride-on Mower. Not just mowing but moving 50 trailers and stacking them again, moving 10 dinghies and mowing underneath them and spreading the contents of a tree stump around the field. He had a wonderful time chomping 1ft high grass and weeds.
It was not quite what I had planned for the Day. I was going to have fun sailing, but instead, I helped launch the new A-Rater pontoon into the River Thames. This pontoon takes the boat and then gently sinks to allow the boat to float off—well, that was the theory.
My wife takes over the Wersi organ as a Piano for her online Piano Lessons with @TomHorton, She likes the sounds of the new Grand Piano which does seem to sound a little better than the 20 year old Casio AP-80R.
