dekePod: Faking an HDR Portrait — Beware Gurus Bearing Rolling Luggage
We should have been forewarned when Deke McClelland, the hyperkinetic Photoshop Guru, visited our studio for a “quick lunch” and showed up dragging a battered aluminum suitcase filled with a rainbow of colorful t-shirts. Lunch quickly turned into a scripting […]
Rudolph and Sletten: Greener, Smarter, Leaner, BIM
Construction Made Greener, Smarter, Leaner With Building Information Modeling (BIM) With a bumpy mechanical jolt, a safety orange “man lift” deposits the Flying Moose production team on a windy concrete slab five stories above the UCSF campus at Mission Bay […]
New Logic Research: Of Hogs and Wine: Turning a Bad Odor Into The Smell of Money
Scientists have linked methane from livestock production, a powerful greenhouse gas, to global warming. And even those who insist global warming is a hoax would find it difficult to deny that untreated manure, stored in large, pungent lagoons, represents a […]
Meridian Energy: A Flying Moose Illuminates Green Energy
New Zealand is blessed with abundant, inexpensive hydroelectric power, but the economical harvesting of solar energy in the country lags behind installations in other parts of the world where the sun shines more often and there are fewer alternatives to […]
Kollar Design / EcoCreative: Green’s the Thing
The team from Flying Moose Pictures spots a hedge of vibrant red, yellow, and green plants and sets up a high-definition video camera and monitor. Candice Kollar, their collaborator and founder of the green communications company Kollar Design | EcoCreative®, […]
Abbott Laboratories / Abbott Diabetes Care: A Flashlight for Diabetic Children?
Flying Moose Pictures Director of Photography Mark Leialoha focuses a camera on a 10-year-old boy as he struggles with the safety cap on a prototype lancing device – the sharp, spring-powered needle that diabetics use to prick their fingers and […]
Modesto Architecture Festival: Craftsman
Architect, designer, and woodworker, Blaise Descollonges, patiently scrapes a 130-year-old nickel-plated Stanley radius plane against a raw wooden beam, carving a gentle curve that he promises, “shows both the function of the beam in supporting the rail on top of […]
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Dave, a middle-aged amateur astronomer, stands in a parking lot at Mount Diablo State Park, describing the difference between craters on the moon and the lunar maria, or “seas”. It is dusk, and a small audience braves the high wind […]