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Cochon 555 Memphis 2012

Our client the Capital Hotel had the opportunity for it’s chefs to compete in the Cochon 555 contest.

Cochon hosts 14 culinary events nationwide with the goal... Read More »

Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas

Santa Clause was in town so we asked him for his help with marketing the Capital Hotel’s first annual Capital Christmas.

Are You Ready For The Connected Consumer

Interesting research and graphic on who the Connected Consumer is, from ZMAGS.com

Who is the connected consumer?

Contrary to assumptions, the average connected consumer is not a texting teenager or a... Read More »

Demo-ing the Panasonic AF-100

Just got a demo of the Panasonic AF-100 yesterday.

Have only had a chance to do a couple of quick test shots in the office, but so far... Read More »

Bourbon and Bacon Segment for the Capital Hotel

This was a project that I shot, edited and produced, with a quick turn-around of 8 hours.

Lee, the host, was wonderful talent for this particular video, which needed to... Read More »

Content…The Fuel That Drives The Web Engine

Last year I started working on a "map" of sorts that shows the flow of information, advertising, social media, viral video, etc and how it can create leads and... Read More »

Architects of Place

This is a wonderful project that gave me the opportunity to collaborate with the Downtown Little Rock Partnership, a non-profit that works to improve all aspects of living and... Read More »

My Twitter Friends

I have been an avid user of Twitter for almost 3 years. In that time I have built a network of friends that are amazing. A few months ago... Read More »

Beer and Social Media

What's more social than having a brew? In today's digital world, marketing beer is as social as going to your local pub and having a pint. From the big... Read More »

If a picture is worth a 1000 words, what is the value of video?

Broadcast video like you see on your television runs and 29.97 frames(pictures) per second so let’s do the math. 1second of video = 29.97 Pictures x 1000 words = 29,970... Read More »

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