Video Production | Social Media | Photography | Graphic Design
I sat down with my friend Theressa from HotMamaFit for NE Calgary Marlborough and we went over some of her social media accounts and what she could do to generate traffic and engagement. We talked about the new Facebook algorithm, some Twitter tips and best practices for Instagram.
How to find her:
On FB: https://www.facebook.com/HotMamaFitCalgaryNEMarlborough/
On TW: https://twitter.com/hmhf_NEcalgaryM
On IG: https://www.instagram.com/hmhf_necalgarymarlborough/
My thoughts on Xennials. Born between 1977 – 1983. I was fine with being Generation X.
Hangarcatmedia is a Digital Production Service Company based out of Calgary, AB Canada.
Hangarcatmedia does Audio, Video, Social Media, Design and more.
Hangarcatmedia habla Español.
Follow me at @hangarcatmedia on Twitter, Facebook and hangarcatmedia.com on the web and @hangarcat on IG, thanks for listening!
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Movember 2017 wrap up.
In which the moustache comes off and we talk about men’s health.
A comprehensive Review of Justice League. From the heart of that boy that wore a superman costume with his cousins when he was 7.
After last month’s SMBYYC (#SMByyc93) where Shaun Crawford (MammothVR) talked about VR and AR and where’s it going, my head started spinning about how it can be used to tell stories. A point was raised that traditional filmmakers are hesitant to embrace it because they like to direct the attention of the viewer and there’s too much freedom in the 360 world. It made me think of this: Picture that scene in Children of Men, where Clive Owen makes his way through a battlefield but in complete immersive 360 VR.
The viewer’s POV is directed via the sounds that surround him, the bullets whizzing by, the explosions and cries in the distance. It would be amazing.
And of course, someone did it already. The New York Times did an 11min long doc film with an embedded journalist following iraqi troops in Fallujah, the best way to view this, is to either use Cardboard or a VR headset.
Wow. This is the future of storytelling!