Last week, #TeamTanami had the pleasure of hosting a social media workshop for representatives of sport and leisure organisations in and around Derbyshire. The intention of this workshop was to encourage these organisations to think about how to get the most out of social media,...
Scoring a film can be one of the most difficult and important steps in the film production process; so much of the story can be reinforced or indeed undermined by the choice of music. A good film score becomes much more than just an accompaniment;...
A macro lens behaves a bit like a microscope. It allows you to capture things which often cannot be seen with the naked eye; the details on a dragonfly’s wing, or larvae hidden in within a fish egg. It’s for this reason that macro photography tends...
Just What Is Green-Screen/Chroma Key Technology? The first green-screen created in the nineteen forties, believe it or not, was actually blue. For the film The Thief of Bagdad in the 1940s, Larry Butler created the the chroma key technology we know and love today. Butler...
Timelapse photography makes a great addition to video content: the time-defying nature of them is almost hypnotic. And with camera equipment becoming increasingly accessible and sophisticated, they are easier to capture than ever before, with most smartphones cameras now offering a timelapse function. But would...
On an uncharacteristically warm Saturday in June, the great and the good of the Edinburgh blogging community convened in Whitespace HQ for the inaugural Edinburgh Bloggers Conference. Greeting delegates with candyfloss and a goodie bag was a masterstroke in getting your attendees excited from the...
The Media Production Show, now in its second year, is fast becoming a stalwart of the media technology calendar. With a new venue in the Kensington Olympia and lots of lovely new kit to take for a spin, #TeamTanami were delighted to have been able...
#TeamTanami visited London this week to get up to date with the latest tech and talk directly to distributors at the Media Production Show. From camera manufacturers to unions, streaming facilities to VFX houses, every aspect of video production was represented. However for some of...
There’s something in the air in Edinburgh at this time of year; as the banners start going up and the unlikeliest spots begin their transformation to venues, the city anticipates the first festival-goers wheeling their suitcases out of Waverley Station. Heralding the start of festival...
With summer fast approaching, we thought it would be only fitting to give some advice on how to create that epic travel video you have always wanted to do. Over the last two weeks we’ve been joined by intern Liam, a dab hand with the...
