Corporate Video Production: A Closer Look at Lighting Take a closer look at your business, and ask this question; “Do you need to revamp its operations to enhance its brand?” This should be a priority, no matter the performance of the previous financial year. One of the best methods for building your brand is using corporate videos. With more than 80% of marketers holding that video marketing is the best way to engage the targeted audience, you cannot be left being in using corporate videos. To craft great videos, one of the most important aspects is the lighting. In this post, we will take a closer look at corporate video production lighting. The following are some of the common methods of corporate lighting that you should consider. 3-Point Lighting Model 3-point lighting is considered the industry standard for corporate video production. This type of lighting aims to provide even spread of light across a subject, while making it stand out from the background. The effect in corporate videos is achieved through three sets of lights: Key light. Fill light. Back…

DO WEDDING BANDS BRING THEIR SOUND AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENT? Most people substitute wedding bands and deejays. So you don’t need a Dj when you have already hired a live band for the wedding for they do the same job. The only difference being, a deejay plays prerecorded hits while live bands play their music live, with drums, and all musical instruments available. Usually, a deejay can emcee, can mix songs, set the mood, give announcements, provide lighting and music instruments, etc. these roles are, however, taken over by the band. So, the band would now be the showrunners. Where the bandleader would pass the announcements as well as entertain and set the tone and mood in the event. So, do the wedding bands bring their own lighting equipment? Most of the time, yes. This is because they are not really obligated to bring their lighting equipment since t5heir job apart from emceeing, is to entertain. However, they bring whenever they are asked to do so by the planner or the owner of the event. Basically, you have to pay the…

Classification Essay  All communities get faced with unique challenges. Most of the challenges faced by a community meet all its members, both directly and indirectly. The stories “The Valley of Broken Hearts,” “New Development Stirs Old Case,” and “French Quarter’s Black Tapping Feet,” by Rick Bragg give examples of communities that get burdened with grief, social injustice, and a collective need for peace. Grief Death, though inevitable, comes in different shapes and forms. How it manifests influences how people grief. In “The Valley of Broken Hearts,” death is a norm. Men work in nuclear mines where they get exposed to radiation (Bragg 16). The grieving in this village is filled with anger since people are aware that greed nuclear of firms leads them to sacrifice innocent people for organizational profit. In “New Development Stirs Old Case,” death comes in the form of murder. The grief, in this case, is unsettled. Renfore wants nothing more than to mourn his wife without being accused of falsely for her death. In “French Quarter’s Black Tapping Feet,” Miss Preston’s grandfather dies. The grief, in…

Benevolence Benevolence is one of the most significant virtues among the well known five constant virtues. It manifests itself in one’s inner mind of love and compassion, especially for those people avoiding harm or those that envy everyone around them. In terms of one behavior, benevolence demands one’s amiability, rather than wrangling with others in doing evil things. In order to achieve how to cultivate attentiveness to benevolence, the individual should make use of Confucian version of the Golden Rule: It is grounded on what one wishes for oneself, what one should not do to anyone else around him, what does one recognize as the best desirable for oneself, what one ought and willing to give or grant others. According to the Confucian point of view, virtue is based on the existing harmony with others, usually produced via the ethical practices of growing identification of one’s interest and other people around them (Reilly, and Stapleford 267). In other words, as parents treat their children, a benevolent person will always spare no effort of helping others, he does it with even…

Benjamin Powell Benjamin Powell argues that despite the sweatshops exploiting workers by giving them fewer wages, the alternatives are worse. According to Powell, the productivity of the factory determines the compensation and wages of the workers. He points out that sweatshops bring physical capital and technology with them, thus raising productivity. Powell concludes his argument by advising on opening more sweatshops for the rapid development of the country and improvement on workers working conditions. The author is credible because he demonstrates the alternatives of sweatshops, which indicate that sweatshops are better. He also shows what determines the wages and compensation a worker receives, to open our eyes, and see the importance of sweatshops. I can use Powell’s argument to discuss the reforms aimed at improving the workers’ condition in sweatshops and the contribution of sweatshops to our economy.   why the source is credible, identify what the position of the text is, and describe briefly the reasoning and support provided   Kliesen Kelvin. “Crossing Border: The Globalization Debate.” International Trade Exposure. St Louis. October. 2007. Web. Kelvin L. Kliesen, argues…

documentary management This is a documentary about hemophiliacs in Nepal/ 3rd world countries.Specifically, This is a story about kids who have this rare bleeding disorder that has no cure and medication for its effect is both expensive and only produced in the developed country. Deficiency in coagulation factor VIII in the blood cell is the cause of hemophilia A. This is a disorder that can be easily treated. Still, if not treated, it can become deadly. First, What hemophilia does is make it hard for a wound to heal correctly by not letting the blood clot. No blood clot means blood, not stopping, which can cause excessive internal/external bleeding. Factor recombinant is one sort of medication produced in developed countries, and even here, it cost $23,300 for 1000iu. For reference, it would cost me $68,546 to get my weekly dose of a factor if I had to pay out of my pocket.   I have factor 8 sever deficiency which means, my body only produces  <1% of the element. I have to take factor 8 medication 2x a week to…

Advantages of using a face mask To get supple and healthy skin in the easiest and fastest way is by using a face mask. Face masks are designed for various beauty features. It caters to multiple skin types and skin needs, which makes them an essential part of your skincare. You can apply them on your face for twenty minutes and rejuvenate it in the simplest way possible. In case you have never used a face mask before and you are unaware of the benefits of using them, this guide would help in understanding the advantages of using a face mask. So, let’s get started. Refines the skin pores Apart from getting clearer skin, face masks also help you to get more refined pores. The mask removes the dead skin cells and deep cleanses the skin’s pores. It also helps in removing the oily substances and the metabolic wastes, which can clog the pores of your skin. Check out the latest Voga Closet coupon codes to avail some jaw-dropping deals on various face masks. Increases hydration People who have dehydrated…

The cultural perspectives of Chile  Its geographic orientation strongly influences the cultural perspectives of Chile. The indigenous cultural aspects of the nation are significantly impactful on the business day-to-day operations.  The ancient Chilean culture is blended with European norms, which has created a diversified cultural scenario.  The cultural characteristics of Chile are differentiated into two parts ‘northern culture and southern culture. The dance form, music, and artistic excellence of north Chilean culture and South Chilean culture are different. The cultural perspectives of Chile which can be impactful on the business operations are as follows: Cultural diversity: Diversified culture is one of the crucial aspects which can be impactful on the business operations of Chile. The business leaders must be careful enough to protect the dignity of diversified cultures. The pluralistic culture of Chile is especially the blend of ancient Chile culture and European culture. Thus, the mixed culture will be powerfully impactful on both employee behavior and consumer behavior. A respectful attitude must be shown to all the cultural dimensions irrespective of cultural background. Religious views: Religious preferences of the…

separation and the detainment of immigrant parents and their children  One ethical issue that currently affects my community and the entire country is the separation and the detainment of immigrant parents and their children. The problem involves the split and incarceration of children and parents due to the citizenship position within the US. The detention facilities have existed for long, but the issue has been exposed after the zero-tolerance policy by Trump. Despite the situation, it is wrong to split children and their parents and hold them captive. Link: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2018/06/06/does-the-u-s-keep-immigrant-children-in-cages/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.2c8eb765b543. Theory             In this issue, I think the theory that applies the most is Deontology. Deontological ethics ‘focus on the action itself’ (Thames, 2018). The act of detaining children due to their citizenship status is unethical. Most detained immigrants in McAllen (Texas) immigrated from Mexico border, which is not far. Instead of holding them, the most appropriate action would be to place them on a bus to take them back home. Emigrants from other countries can also be sent back to their countries to prevent child imprisonment. Evaluating the Reasoning…

All you need to know about the first grade and its common core math standards Children in the first-grade range between the ages of six and seven.  At this age, according to Jean Piaget, the child is only beginning to develop intellectually, socially, and emotionally. Their physical experience increases and they start to think in the abstract to realize and conceptualize things that they have formed through physical experiences.  They begin to understand numbers and classify objects. The first grade is where the child is conditioned into paying more attention and for more extended periods, unlike in kindergarten. To understand more about the first-grade common core math standards, let us attempt to first understand their mental abilities and relations with people at this age. Cognitive/intellectual development. At the age of six, the child develops logic and reasoning skills. They try to think before making any decisions as they see the world in a more abstract view. Unlike kindergarten, where they mostly observed to learn, the first grade expects the child to listen, observe, and think to learn. By the time…