We only entered two commercials in this year’s Addy Competition but we won an award for each of them so we’re two for two. We love winning awards, but the best reward comes when the spots we create actually do what they were designed to do. These two have and still are working just like we and our clients hoped they would. The first winner was a spot...

You’re sure to recognize Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips. We were fortunate to have Wayne as our first live ISDN interview from the new Audio One suite. Wayne was interviewed by Studio 360’s Kurt Anderson from WNYC in New York City. Wayne does a great interview and that’s probably why this session, originally planned for 30 minutes,...

We love remote shoots! Mainly because we have all the gear we need to make them work and get beautiful video. We’ve traveled as far as St. Louis and Colorado Springs for Anheuser-Busch and as close as down the block shooting for Chesapeake. We have the right gear and we don’t mind traveling to use it. Many people from out of state call Garman...

We were live online via ISDN to Boston this week doing national radio spots with a real innovator. Oklahoman Sue Stees is a cancer survivor of 26 years and she has been helping spread awareness for finding a cure for most of those years. Sue and her husband own the Tulsa franchise of Panera Bread stores so she was in a unique position to make something happen...

This month we heard an incredible presentation at the OKC Ad Club luncheon. Brent Walker of Soundscapes in Little Rock, Ark. was the speaker for “Tune Your Radio–Making an Old Medium Work in a New Media World.” It was a particulary interesting presentation for those of us in advertising who write copy for whatever medium it may be. We...

Although it’s actually here now, there won’t be sets with the new service until Sony begins delivering them this fall.   Most of us love the easy search features to find things on the internet; but when it comes to our entertainment, we also love those big screens in our living rooms.  This combination should really satisfy both of those...