videographer and camera operator

If you’re a small business owner in Colorado (especially in Broomfield, Denver, Fort Collins, or Boulder), you’re already juggling a million things. But there’s one marketing tool that’s no longer optional: video. Whether you’re running a wellness studio in Lafayette, a retail shop in Westminster, or a boutique brand in Longmont, high-quality video content can

Maximizing Your Event ROI Most events are treated as a one-and-done experience. If done right, however, your event can be the start of your content engine for months or even years to come. With the right pre-production strategy and early planning, your event has the potential to generate tons of content, revenue and ongoing audience

Hybrid or virtual, which is right for you? Event planning can be a long and difficult road. From conferences to trade shows to fundraisers, the event space is in a revolutionary time. While traditional in-person events are still happening, engaging in the virtual space is becoming a necessity for any event. Whether your goal is

Hybrid Events are here to stay. With the unpredictability of in-person attendance, hybrid events are the most efficient way to reach your entire audience. In-person attendees are likely to wait till the last minute to book travel or register for an event and no-shows are likely to rise. As attendees and planners both navigate the

Artem Nikulkov, Jordan Groth, Rachel Fusco, Joshua Groth

This Sunday, March 14th, 2021 Earth Coast Productions celebrated its 10 Year Anniversary!  A momentous occasion to celebrate an incredible journey over the last decade. It sounds cheesy but Earth Coast Productions started as a dream. Founder and Technical Director, Artem Nikulkov created this company after the name appeared to him vividly in a dream.

Practicing good video meeting etiquette is critical to ensuring that your meetings are professional, efficient, and valuable.As An AttendeeMute your microphone, unless you are speakingMake sure your microphone is muted at all times, unless you are speaking. It is the #1 rule of video conferencing etiquette, as it is the most distracting and inconsiderate behavior