As the pandemic took hold and closed down business across the world, we at Orange also felt the impacts and in all the cities our teams live and work in, we saw downtowns closing and businesses shuttering. In September of 2020 The Frisc magazine featured some of our co-founder Gene X Hwang’s photography in a piece for their Street Photo […]
If you work with a lot of media - videos, pictures, and content from events or your internal team - then you must have a large cache of media assets that you don't know what to do with. Undoubtedly in today’s digital age, media has increasingly become a large part of our everyday experience. We consume and create photos, audio files, video clips, and text content. Though the opportunities for use has increased, the rise in digital media also creates challenges in navigating through all of these stored assets.
With the world moving towards a more virtual, online presence, the capabilities to have an at-home production have come a long way. Live streaming used to be a very limited and complex process that often yielded low-quality results. Now it's become easier than ever, but understanding everything that goes into it can still be overwhelming. So we've decided to put together a guide for beginners that provides an overview of the set-up. Afterwards you'll have a better idea what you need to get started and whether it's better to have a professional help you out.
We're very honored to receive the Partner of the Year Award from Meeting Professionals International Northern California Chapter (MPINCC)!
There's no doubt that content marketing for your company can be extremely time-consuming and labor intensive. Creating social media posts, blog entries, and email templates will drain up a lot of your energy over time, especially if you want it to be well-researched and effective. So what if there was a way to make this a lot easier without having to reinvent the wheel every time? It turns out repurposing content does exactly what you're looking for and can give you the highest level of return.
With the lockdowns in place and the events industry on hiatus, our staff has been itching to get back to our shoots. But we've been keeping ourselves busy in interesting ways, so we decided to connect with our community by showing what we've been up to!
We’re so proud to have recently produced a video for The Women’s Building located in San Francisco! As a promotional video, it highlights the nonprofit organization’s presence in the community and the services they provide, especially for low-income women and their families.
As we all are adjusting to the quarantine orders from these COVID-19 restrictions, one thing that is certain to come out of this time is the rise of video conferencing. Whether it’s the popular Zoom application, or Google Hangouts/Meet, or Skype of any of the other platforms, we’re all learning how to navigate […]
March 19, 2020 – Shortly after Governer Newsom’s edict tonight – scenes from the Mission District
As a non-essential business, we at Orange Photography have been doing our best to weather this pandemic and ride things out. In San Francisco we went into […]
As we’ve all seen, events have been cancelled at an alarming rate over concern of the virus spreading exponentially. Organizers have canceled SXSW, many other festivals such as Coachella have either canceled or postponed their events. Huge annual conferences have been shut down altogether like E3, Facebook’s F8, the Game Developers Conference, Google’s Cloud Next, and many more.