Always remember to secure your tripod if your camera is in a… precarious position. (Some identities have been masked for protection.)
Don’t be a fool, wrap your tools: great advice that we here at FiveSix Productions take seriously. We utilize a number of great products to store and transport our various tools and pieces of gear; from Cinebags for our cameras, to Pelican and SKB for our tripods, Dana Dolly, and DJI products. One of our…
Now that the holiday decorations are put away, the confetti has been swept away, and the last of the sparkling cider has been sipped, it’s time to get back to the fun and adventure that is Las Vegas video production! One of our favorite times of year is the winter and spring, as it brings…
Happy Halloween! In the spirit of the holiday, with all it’s dark and creepy glory, FiveSix Productions ventured into the deserts outside of Las Vegas, and had some fun in the dark. Along with some technology designers and armed forces veterans (thank you for your service), we got to check out some of the latest…
There have been recent… bizarre sightings in Las Vegas lately- and no, I’m not talking about the GOP or DNC’s Presidential hopefuls (though, they are a couple bizarre characters). 84.9% of land in Nevada is owned by the federal government, and Lord knows what they do with it; but just as in Arizona and New…
On this day in 1977, Star Wars (the absolute original, Episode IV: A New Hope), opened courtesy of 20th Century Fox, and Mr. George Lucas. 20th Century gave $9.5 million to this project because of the success of Lucas’ previous film “American Graffiti”, in ’73. From Tunisia to Death Valley, and Alderaan and the Death…
Recently, FiveSix Productions had the opportunity to work with our neighbors to the north again, this time, on a fun project at Omnia, inside Caesars Palace. We lent our audio mixing skills to some television folks from upstairs, who were looking to interview some movie stars. We mixed and mingled, and did our best to…
Yesterday, FiveSix Productions, your go-to Las Vegas video production company (or so the “top brass” hopes), shot a round table discussion that to me, seemed nearly identical to a certain scene in The Godfather. There were seven subjects that conversed for a little over an hour. In order to light everyone evenly, and not make…