October 25, 2011
Our latest San Diego video productions have put us hot on the trail of Britain's Prince Harry, as he criss-crosses the county in search of burgers, brew.......and yes, babes! The 27-year-old military officer is stationed in nearby El Centro for two months of Apache helicopter training. But on weekends, he's been making the 90-mile trek west for fun and nightlife in Coronado, downtown San Diego and....our very own Solana Beach! Your intrepid San Diego field producer and San Diego video crew have been way ahead of the competition, scoring interviews, photos and video for TV's "The Insider," several days before "Good Morning America," "Today" and People Magazine joined the story. HarryWatch -- definitely not a royal pain!
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September 16, 2011
We got lucky with our latest LA video production -- literally! Lucky Brand jeans called on our San Diego video crew to shoot a series of employee training videos inside their flagship store at The Grove shopping center in Los Angeles. The LA-based denim brand goes to great lengths training its sales associates to help shoppers find perfect-fitting jeans. Using our video segments, employees at Lucky Brand's 177 retail stores will learn tips and techniques to help customers add jackets, sweaters, accessories and other complementary items -- all without costing a fortune. Now that's what we call lucking out!
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Solana Wins with 'Biggest Loser' Trainer

Solana Productions captured all the drama as Jillian Michaels, fitness trainer on TV's "The Biggest Loser," invaded a former Hollywood star's home for a complete diet and fitness makeover. ...more
"Thanks again for the remarkable video production services provided for our series "Animal Miracles with Alan Thicke." Each time we are more and more impressed with your team when we shoot at various locations throughout the western United States."
Client Video Production experiences...
San Diego webcast video productions come in all shapes and sizes. We began webcasting five years ago with Hewlett-Packard. Their printing division is based in San Diego. The Executive Vice President of this $9 billion business decided to address his employees world-wide on a quarterly basis.
Using four cameras and a portable production studio, this has grown into a very complex and professional-looking show. Each one is different. We’ve had live questions from China, presenters from Germany and India and web content from all over the world.
Our crews are responsible for the live production for an audience of hundreds, an overflow room with separate projector, screen and additional plasmas and the feed to the web. It usually involves a crew of about 30 and several days of production.
At the other end of the spectrum is the live San Diego webcast we recently did for “Entertainment Tonight” at the 2009 Comic-Con convention. With just one person and a laptop, we fed the “Twilight: New Moon” press conference live to the ET website.
As you can see, webcasts can be as big and complicated as a live sports production or as simple as one person and a laptop. Both put an image on the web and they both send very different messages.
Whatever your message is, you can count on Solana Productions to deliver it.