Field notes from a Las Vegas video studio.
2026-05-09
An honest comparison of the Las Vegas video production scene from a working producer who's one of the people on the list. Aardvark, BLARE Media, Key Lime, Amplifire, solo freelancers, and us — who fits what and how to actually pick.
2026-05-08
Bodies depreciate. Glass holds value. Adapters bridge the gap. The buying logic that survives every mount-system change — and a decade of working glass that's still in the kit.
2026-05-08
A nuts-and-bolts walkthrough of the AI-augmented production stack — the OpenClaw agent layer, the Krea visual-gen pipeline, voice + transcription, edit-room AI, and how it integrates with actual client deliverables.
2026-05-08
The 2026 video camera market has fragmented into phone-class capture, mirrorless workhorses, and dedicated cinema bodies. A working producer's read on where each fits and where the buying decision actually pays off.
2026-05-08
I owned a Canon C300 Mark II. With the right glass it was a $30K kit. Here's why I reach for the Pocket 3 first now, when the cinema rig still earns its place, and the lesson most working producers never update.
2026-05-08
A working video producer's honest take on which AI tools actually changed the production workflow in 2026 — image-to-video, generative concept work, transcription, voice cloning, and where the human still beats the machine.
2026-05-08
If you keep re-briefing every project, watching campaigns slip past their window, and looking at six months of inconsistent video — the vendor model has already cost you more than a retainer would. Three signals to watch for.
2026-05-07
A self-contained edit bay, broadcast booth, and Starlink-equipped trailer for same-day Las Vegas video production. Why it changes what you can ship.
2026-05-07
How a four-word brand line decides which projects we take, which we pass on, and what the work actually has to do.
2026-05-07
Why Las Vegas commercial video projects float between $3K and $50K+ — and the floor that determines whether you're hiring a producer or a hobbyist.