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What is Dropoly?

Posted on Oct 30, 2013 in Development, Life, News, Video

Dropoly.com is an amazing energy-saving web app created right here in Dayton, OH. I saved over $160 a month just by playing Dropoly and making a few small changes around the house. Start by watching the video we produced below and then head on over to Dropoly.com to start saving money!

The Power of Scholarship

Posted on Oct 30, 2013 in News, Production, Video

Check out this video we produced for the University of Dayton!

Stereo Chromatic Best of 2012

Posted on Feb 27, 2013 in News, Production, Video

When we’re not creating websites, we like to shoot HD video for the web. Check out some of our favorite video highlights from 2012

NAHA Promo Video

Posted on Jan 16, 2013 in News, Production, Video

Reunion Weekend Video Series

Posted on Jul 26, 2012 in News, Production, Video

Welcome to Reunion Weekend from Stereo Chromatic on Vimeo.

Experience Reunion Weekend from Stereo Chromatic on Vimeo.

“The Countdown” Reunion Weekend 2012

Posted on May 13, 2012 in News, Production, Video

“The Countdown” – Reunion Weekend 2012 from Stereo Chromatic on Vimeo.

Production Assistance: CIN Legal Data Services

Posted on Feb 27, 2012 in Audio, News, Production, Video

CIN Legal Data Services – 2010 Fall Campaign from Showdown Visual on Vimeo.

Production Assistance

What exactly is that, you ask? Here are a few of the things I did:

Simulated the Moon with an LED lighting kit

Configured and balanced a STEADICAM system (I could do this in my sleep or on a boat

Created an intricate network of extension cords

Ingested and archived all digital video files

Rigged DSLR cameras and monitors to various moving vehicles using a triangulated mounting kit. That Trigonometry class from college finally paid off!

Ok here’s my favorite – you know those mounted vehicle cameras I just told you about? I also drove the truck that the cameras were mounted to. This requires an extreme level of skill and hand-eye coordination that took over 20 years of video gaming to develop. Yes I can play the Ocarina. In real life and on the N64. Yes, I can drive a boat or small ship. Have you ever navigated a 30 foot Sea-Ray along the Ontario/Ohio border while trolling fishing rods in the rain with 10 foot waves? Sounds like a nice little weekend to me.