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Lutron: National Television
Commercials
The company is touting new technology that
works reliably with dimmable CFL and LED bulbs. Why now? For more
than half a century, Lutron has dominated its industry by
developing timely solutions to market needs. Beginning in 2012,
many types of incandescent bulbs will be phased out, making this
the perfect time to roll out a family of products that work with
the lighting systems that will replace incandescent bulbs.
For Lutron's television commercials, we
used the Red One camera with 4k resolution, which is more than
twice that of Hi-Def television (talk about big files!), and a
computer-controlled tracking device for precise camera moves across
Lutron dimmers. We also handled casting, staging, production, and
post-production services. Shot over three days at the company's
world headquarters and edited here at NEWVISION, this collection of
high-end commercials will be distributed across country for
broadcast on cable television. The television commercials are just
one part of a large campaign to get a leg up on the
competition.
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Kutztown University: HTML Email
Campaigns
We created two html email templates - one
for student communications and the other for important
stakeholders, such as alumni and donors. The templates, coupled
with NEWVISION Connect email marketing system, will make it easy
and, more importantly, cost-effective to keep in touch with more
than 10,000 people affiliated with the college.
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TomRood.com: Website Development
Sfizi is an Italian word for a small
pleasure or whim. When the word is mispronounced by over-earnest
tourists, it sounds alarmingly close to the first half of an earthy
American expression that ends in "happens." Which probably makes
sfizi the only exactly right word to describe a site we completed
last month.
Our client had a relatively simple vision:
he told us, "All you have to do is make every page interesting,
even if I'm not." Improbably enough, we succeeded. The result of
our close collaboration is harder to describe than appreciate. See
for yourself.
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