Commercial Videography & 360 Product photography

Hiring a professional videographer brings quality and creativity that can elevate your project in ways that a do-it-yourself solution cannot match. We have high-end equipment, cameras, lighting, and sound gear to ensure your video looks polished and cinematic. A professional videographer also brings technical know-how in framing, composition, and post-production editing, ensuring the final result is within your vision and engages your audience. Whether for a business promotion, event, product, or the documentary you have always dreamed of producing, we can create a powerful, visually compelling narrative that leaves a lasting impression. If you need photography and video, we can do both; one-stop shopping makes it a seamless process.

Interview & Testimonial Video, Corporate Events, Conferences, Multi-Cam Video Production, Presentation Recordings, Event Highlight Reels, Video Ads, Product Demos, Educational & Training Videos, Website Header Videos, Explainer Videos, Motion Graphics & 2D Animation, Documentaries.

Aerial Photography

Greater Cleveland Career Consortium Annual Convening

Amazon

Industrial Instructional Video

Product Video - Smart Cuffs

Industrial Instructional Video

Tanzania, Africa

Signing up for a humanitarian trip with my daughter Kadie Michaelangelo and her co-workers, I expected to be helping with building a chicken coop, preparing lunch for a couple thousand wonderful children. Instead, our first day getting off of the bus I was asked to document the trip. Needless to say, I was thrilled beyond belief. One camera in hand, limited on gear, I shot video and stills and here is a little video I put together to document this incredible journey.

Matrix Trade Institute

Electrical Bootcamp

Engine 2 Meal Planner

Case Western MEM Program

First Ring Student Leadership Institute

ESC Facility Tour

360 Product Photography

360 Photography 360 product photography or 360 spin or spin photography all refers to a photographic technique by which a series of photos give the impression of an object rotating. These photos can be displayed as an interactive animation on web pages and apps, allowing a user to control the rotation of an object. The photos can also be displayed as an infinitely looping GIF or video. Says Wikipedia :)

Also said ... 360 photography is used primarily by e-commerce websites, to give shoppers a more realistic impression of a product than static images. The use of interactive 360 spins has been linked to an increase in sales conversions and lower returns of unwanted goods. Nice.