Just posted the finished Wi-Fi Sensors promo video to YouTube.

The shoot went really well. We were able to get enough footage over two hours to put together what you see above, and all the reports coming into the company have been positive. I’m happy they are pleased with the finished product, proud we were able to get it delivered in a tight deadline, and looking forward to working with them again in the future!

Yesterday, I received an email from my pal Britta Burrus, designer extraordinaire. I had referred her latest client to her, Wi-Fi Sensors, for some website work and they needed a promotional video asap for a conference – by Monday, to be exact. They wanted to show off their main facility and production line here in Kirksville. After some back-and-forth about the nature of the video, I decided I could squeeze it in.

So today’s intense 2 hour shoot went well. As always, I tried to get even more coverage than I thought I needed. The most intensive shot was a shot I conceived of an item going down the assembly line, from the perspective of a camera traveling behind it. It took more coordination than you would think, but I’m happy to say that we finally got it in three takes – probably about 20 minutes of time for that shot alone.

I’ll be hitting the editing room this Saturday to get this thing done. When it’s done, and I have the okay, I will post it here.