We are fortunate to announce we have had a 2018 filled with fun, new projects from clients both new and and those returning. Though we are sad to see this year go, we know that next year will be filled with just as much fortune as this one! With a new year, comes new […]
The Streaming Society
Netflix, Hulu, Prime and beyond, even if you don’t have an account, or if you’re one of those people who uses someone else’s account, everyone has at least heard of streaming services. The three streaming forerunners have been competing with each other for years. They were even established about the same time. Netflix has been […]
RedEye: Celebrating 11 Years with NPT
What do Buddy Bison, National Park Trust and Capital Hill have in common? It’s RedEye Post of course. This summer, RedEye was proud to rollout their 11th Bruce F. Vento Award video with National Park Trust (NPT). This year Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico was bestowed the honor for his commitment to the […]
RedEye Report Fall 2018
RedEye is flipping for Fall after an exciting summer packed with projects. Here’s what we’ve been working on, and a sneak peek at what’s to come! Collaborating with Advocates This year we continued our work with Georgetown University Center for Children and Families (CCF). It was RedEye’s great honor to complete another series of specialized Video […]
DC through my lens
Hello!! My name is Osman Lopez, the current intern at RedEye Post. Upon learning about the opportunity to intern In Washington D.C for the summer, I decided that one of the items I could not leave home without was my beloved camera! I own a Nikon D7100, other than being a cropped sensor camera (Full-frame […]
Just Like the Movies
Lights, Camera, Action A while ago I had the opportunity to watch a commercial shoot. This was something that I wanted to see while I was in D.C. I felt like I was behind the scenes for a hollywood production… just maybe a little more relaxed. Hair and and makeup was there, a lighting team, […]
Not So Small Voices
ENOUGH This past weekend my friends and I attend the “March For Our Lives Protest”. Words cannot describe how much of an amazing experience it was. Prior to this protest I only attended one other protest back in February, which was much smaller. I knew the “March For Our Lives Protest” was going to be […]
Capturing The Reality in Movies and The Film Industry
Starting The Movement It’s an interesting time to be alive. A lot of good and bad is happening around the world. I remember in history class, I was interested in learning about the events that occurred in the 60’s and 70’s like the Civil Rights Movement, The Feminist Movement, The War in Vietnam (and the […]
Creating Your Own Voice and Making it Heard
One of the reasons why I chose to live in D.C for a semester was because of the abundance of events and things to do in the city. Last week, I was able to go to and participate in a protest. This is was on my DC bucket-list because I have always wanted to participate […]
Super Bowl 52 Review
I don’t understand football at all. All I know is that getting a touchdown means that a team scored a certain amount of points and that the players usually celebrate by doing some funky dance moves or painful looking chest bumps. However, I still watch football because 1) I love those funky dance moves […]
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