Turning a Conference Into a Year of Content. Here's something we think more organizations should consider when planning a conference: What happens to all that knowledge when the conference is over? Think about it. You may have hundreds or even thousands of people in the room. You've brought together respected speakers, panelists, industry experts and leaders who aren't normally all in the same place.

The Yoga Shed: A New Look, a New Website and a New Way of Doing Business. Getting to know the Yoga Shed. Creating the Visuals. Finding the Right Look . Making the Website Work for Katie. Teaching Katie to Take the Wheel. The Finishing Touches. What Katie Thought. A Website She Can Grow With.

What kind of Video Do You Actually Need ? Before worrying about cameras, locations, scripts or how long the finished video should be, ask yourself one question: What do you need this video to do? The answer will usually point us toward the kind of video you actually need.

How to Prepare for a Demonstration or How-To Video Shoot . If you're teaching someone how to do something on video, there's one rule worth remembering: We need to be able to see it. That means preparing a demonstration video isn't just about knowing what you're going to say. We need to think through every step we're going to show.

One of the first decisions you'll make when planning a portrait session is where we're going to take the pictures. You basically have two choices: in the studio or on location. Neither one is automatically better. They just give us different kinds of photographs. A studio gives us much more control over lighting, backgrounds and distractions. An on-location session gives us something else to work with: an environment. And that environment can become a pretty big part of th

How to Prepare for Your Portrait Session with QuickFlip Media. Start by figuring out what you like. Think about what you want the photos to say. Plan your wardrobe around the idea. Think beyond your clothes. Don't practice poses, but do bring ideas. Tell us what you're self-conscious about. Talk to us about editing. Give yourself enough time.

How to Prepare for Your Headshot Session with Quick Flip Media. Know what kind of session you are booking. Wear an outfit that feels like you. Bring Options. Have an idea of what you like. Think about where the photo will be used. Hair and Makeup should still look like you. If you wear glasses, bring them. Tell us how much editing you want. You don't need to know how to pose. Tell us what you like and don't. Give yourself time on your schedule. Don't try to hard.

How to Prepare for a Teleprompter Video Session with Quick Flip Media. Finalize a Script. Write for your mouth not the page. Don't memorize your script. Go three notches bigger. Don't chase the teleprompter. If you mess up stop, that is what editing is for.

After all these years of watching communication change, that’s the part I keep coming back to. Technology keeps giving us new ways to reach people, but it has yet to change the fact that there’s still a person on the other end deciding whether what we have to say is worth their time.