Identity Building Blog by FineLine Multimedia
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Date: 25 Aug, 2011
My Marketing Internship with FineLine My time here at FineLine has proved to be an experience that I can take with me in the future. I have learned an immense amount of new knowledge in the marketing field from being able to work with this great company. This internship has provided me with hands on skills that I would have not received in the classroom and I will value this experience for my professional career in years to come. First, I was trained in content creation and how to generate the most efficient subject matters and ideas. By doing this through blogging sites, I was then coached...
Recently a photograph taken by Fred Findley from FineLine Multimedia was published in an advertisement on the inside cover of the Spring 2011 issue of Around Latrobe Magazine. The advertisement was run by Saint Vincent College to promote their time-honored institutions and network of cutting-edge resources. The photograph was taken of a Saint Vincent College student in the new Sis and Herman Dupré Science Pavilion.
The following video was shot by FineLine Multimedia’s video team at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA. In this video, Saint Vincent students display their hard work at the 8th annual academic conference. The video was produced entirely with DSLR video equipment and delivered to Saint Vincent in full 1080 HD.
During the first weekend of April 2011 FineLine Multimedia owner Fred Findley will be traveling to Charleston, SC for a photography and DSLR video expedition. We hope that through our blog we can share a few examples from the trip and bring to life some of the amazing sights and sounds of Charleston, SC. After the trip any images available for purchase can be found at FredFindleyPhotography.com Anticipated destinations include (web photos below): Magnolia Plantation Middleton Place Field w/ slave quarters Downtown Charleston The Boneyard The Angel Oak Tree Morris Island Lighthouse Sweetgrass basket...
In this Identity Building Blog post we will discuss the importance of setting social media goals and preview 5 goals that may help you get started… Social Media Is No Longer NEW I’ve always had a fascination for advertising ever since I was a little kid. I remember being told once that products in the store can only label themselves as “NEW” for a period of six months. As a kid I would always watch how my favorite breakfast cereals would alter the recipe and suddenly the packaging would scream “NEW!” for the next six months on the shelves. All products and services...
The following screen captures from the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg official website features several photographs shot by the photography team at FineLine Multimedia during a 2 day photography session to provide the campus with up-to-date photographs of its beautiful campus and facilities.
The following video was shot and edited by the video team at FineLine Multimedia. The video is a quick, but interesting look into the beautiful freshman dorm (Saint Benedict Hall) at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA. The video showcases the students’ rooms, their shared lounge areas, entrance and lobby, security access, and public computer rooms. The video was shot entirely DSLR style on a Canon 5D Mark II utilizing a glidecam for steady walking shots and a DP slider for crisp and professional tracking shots. Visit Saint Vincent College’s website
The following live event video was shot by the video team at FineLine Multimedia for Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, PA on March 12, 2011. The video was a combination shoot of DSLR and traditional video camera footage. Description by Saint Vincent College: “The Saint Vincent College Singers, directed by Thomas Octave, assistant professor of music, presented “Science and Music: The Music of the Spheres,” in the new Sis and Herman Dupré Science Pavilion on Saturday, March 12, 2011.”
Create a Polaroid Montage with Photoshop CS5 Instant Polaroid film may be mostly a thing of the past, but the iconic shape of these snapshots are instantly recognizable as one of the innovations in the history of photography. This tutorial shows you an easy way to use the distinctive instant film shape to turn your image into a polaroid montage, and using our convenient template (located here) makes the process even simpler. Tutorial Enjoy our brief tutorial for creating a Polaroid montage with Adobe Photoshop CS5.
