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Our Film and Television Production Company Reel 2013

jkentc5 — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 13:09:49 +0000

About Our Film And Television Production Company Reel:

The 2013 Tiger House Films Los Angeles Film and Television Production Company Reel contains a compilation of projects produced by our company. These projects include Narrative Films, Television Productions, Music Videos, Commercials and Live Performances and Web Videos. Every one of these projects was unique and presented different challenges but in the end our results were amazing and the process was incredibly enjoyable for everyone on the film crew.

Whether we are in a studio shooting a green screen commercial, at a music venue recording a live performance, or on location shooting a film, our film and television production company’s ability to adapt to every set environment allows us to achieve the most professional and dynamic results. The Tiger House Films team has extensive real-life experience in the industry. This experience allows us to troubleshoot any situation that may (and most certainly will) arise during any stage of film or television production. As we say there is no substitute for learning by doing but our ability to solve those problems is what gives us the edge.

Our Los Angeles production company is unique in the sense that we as a team bring an artistic film making approach to all of our projects. There is much to be said about this approach due to the fact that many would consider for instance, commercials, to blandly cater to mass audiences. Contrarily, we believe that there is a way to create video projects which are universally aesthetically pleasing with a strong message about the product without losing refinement within the end result.

Our creativity as a film and television production company crosses over into the world of music videos, where we believe visuals and style are most important, and film, where story is king. On live performances, our technical knowledge and creative camera work define us as we understand how to adapt to the unpredictable nature of these productions. We at Tiger House Films are filmmakers and we love what we do every day.

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The Crystal St.-Louis. Web Commercial Production

jkentc5 — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 00:00:51 +0000

ABOUT THIS WEB COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION:

Los Angeles Production Company Tiger House Films has produced a web commercial production for The Crystal St.-Louis, the oldest crystal glass-makers in Europe. This spec. web commercial production was created to incorporate clean cinematography emphasizing the often unseen beauty of nature around us. This web video production showcases the ability of our video production crew in thinking up simple, clean concepts that simply showcase a product in it’s natural environment.

We chose the Crystal St. Louis as the subject for this web commercial production because of the intricate and well crafted nature of their glassware. It fit in well with our theme of beauty derived from nature. We have found that commercial productions for the web are increasingly popular and have had progressively higher and higher production value. The web commercial production team at Tiger House Films has the sensibility of a film crew and the film-like aesthetic taste of an artistic team ideal for showcasing high end products such as the Crystal St. Louis.

Take a look at our current commercial production works on our portfolio page here: http://tigerhousefilms.com/portfolio-2/

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Marena Sportswear Commercial Video Production

jkentc5 — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 08:01:42 +0000

In 2012, Tiger House Films was approached to do a commercial video production for the clothing company Marena for their new line of sports wear called Athletics 8, due to launch the following month. Our entire production of the commercial video was shot in a large green-screen studio with extensive visual effects and illustrations being the key focus of the campaign.

Tiger House Films has an extensive knowledge of how video and visual effects mesh together to create a seamless product. For instance we know that the format in which we shoot is very important as well as matching the lighting for the visual effects. For this reason, we worked extensively with a storyboard artist to previsualize the shoot.

Also working extensively with the Marena spokesperson for the campaign, we drew up a treatment that both fit their fun and lighthearted presentation of the sportswear, and showcased their product in the most technically sound and professional setting possible.

Our team of talented visual effects artists once again excelled and delivered a final product that left the people at Marena very satisfied. Our company came in under budget and on schedule for the Marena campaign launch due to superb planning and the ability to forsee any problems and fix them before hand. This is the reason large corporations have come to trust Tiger House Films to create their commercial video productions from beginning to end.

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Flagship Food Group Commercial Video And Marketing Production

jkentc5 — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 08:30:02 +0000

ABOUT THIS COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION:

Tiger House Films was contacted By Rob Holland, the CEO of Flagship Food Group to do a series of commercial video and still photography shoots for their upcoming media campaign. Mr. Holland’s goal was to replace all of the stock footage Flagship Food Group was currently using on their website with something that they could call their own media content. He was also interested in creating a narrative video containing the history of their company in order to communicate what they do.

Flagship Food Group chose Tiger House Films to produce their content due to our background in award winning narrative filmmaking. The Flagship wanted to tell their story in a profound way with a media campaign and create cinematic visuals to keep the audience engaged, therefore our company was a perfect partnership for the endeavor.

In the subsequent weeks the Tiger House Films team traveled with Flagship Food Group to Denver Colorado to shoot their commercial at an affiliate grocery store, then immediately to Indianapolis Indiana to shoot inside one of their 100,000sq. ft. storage warehouses.

Traveling with our in-house production equipment to these states, we were able to create professional, clean imagery while relying on our experience as filmmakers to create beautiful compositions that fit together seamlessly in a linear fashion in post production.

Using our knowledge and implementation of post production graphics, our multi-level commercial video campaign for Flagship Food Group showcased our videography as well as our still photography on a modern, exciting platform.

Our work with this large corporation was an incredible success due to our ability to listen to our clients and deliver what they want. We would like to thank Rob Holland and his staff for communicating with us clearly and also for being such a pleasure to work and travel with.

Our work is showcased extensively on the Flagship Food Group Website: www.flagshipfoodgroup.com

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How to Avoid Production Re-shoots & Cost Overruns | Production FAQ

Jason Kent Carpenter — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:06:09 +0000

Tiger House Films is a Los Angeles production company specializing in commercial production, music video production and more. In this blog post, we’ll tell you how a production can avoid re-shoots and cost overruns.

What Are Reshoots?

Re-shoots may be done for a variety of reasons, but here is one common re-shoot scenario:

-The prospective client hires a production company to produce their film, commercial or music video. Afterward, they feel dissatisfied because the finished product does not meet their goals and expectations either based on narrative storytelling, visuals, or specific aesthetic qualities which can not be “fixed in post”.

-Production re-shoots should be avoided at all costs if possible because they can be incredibly expensive. Re-shoots may cause a client to exceed their initial budget, forcing them to incur cost overruns on the production.

-A recent re-shoot example in the major motion picture world is the 2013 summer blockbuster/zombie film World War Z, starring Brad Pitt. According to The Hollywood Reporter [link to: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/how-brad-pitts-world-war-573811 ], the film’s budget increased by $40 million due to extensive re-shoots.

Avoiding Production Reshoots & Cost Overruns

Here is some advice that may help you understand how to avoid production re-shoots and cost overruns on your film, commercial or music video production.

– For commercial and music video productions thoroughly research the production company that you want to work with. Much of the time if the company has worked with major networks or institutions, that team has been trusted to create productions at the highest level.

-Examine the film, commercial or music video production company’s body of work. Look at the professionalism of their past work and see if it meets your aesthetic taste and quality. If you do not like a production company’s sample work, it is likely you may be dissatisfied with your production’s final outcome.

– A major note is to match your production expectations to your initial budget. Often times the size of your budget will determine the scale, complexity and length of your production. Although there are many creative ways to make dynamic and artistic choices on lower budgets, measure your expectations in terms of scale. If your budget is extremely small but a production company promises you the world, it may be too good to be true.

-Work with the production company on the treatment from the very beginning of pre-production. This plan should address your expectations and desires for the production and serve as a “blueprint” for what the company will be shooting. If anything is left out of this plan that is a “must have,” it’s possible you may find yourself contemplating re-shoots at a later date. The production company should help you understand if your must haves are feasible based on your budget.

-Request several rounds of communication with the production company prior to signing the contract. Make sure you and the production company are on the same page regarding your production goals and expectations. Don’t hesitate to ask any and all questions you may have prior to signing on the dotted line.

-Understand your production contract. Many contracts outline the budget and where your production funds will be allocated. In addition, the contract may spell out how the editing process will work. You’ll want to understand where your budget is going, along with the editing process, so that you can be satisfied with your project at its end.

-Leave a 10% contingency. Every production has a percentage of unforeseen circumstances that pop up during the production process. This is an unavoidable fact when working in this industry, no matter how far ahead the production plan has taken place. Talk to your production company about the budget as well to understand if there is any flexibility, should re-shoots or additional editing be required.

We hope this information has been helpful. If you are in need of production services in the Los Angeles area, please consider Tiger House Films [link to www.tigerhousefilms.com ] for your next commercial or music video production. We serve clients remotely as well. You may reach out to us for a free consultation with no obligation.

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