NEWS
What Goes Into an Art Director's Moodboard?
The mood board is a go-to tool for designers in many industries. Find out what it takes to create a mood board for photo, video, and CGI projects.
Project Spotlight: Past History and Combined Services Help Kirby Get More Content at Efficient Cost
Kirby needed a lot of new content to launch their new ecommerce website. Learn how TRG combined our services and past work with Kirby to save them money.
The Importance of Sharing Your Budget
There are many project parameters, but the two most prominent that help to build the box in which we create solutions are budget and timeline. These two tell us what we can and can’t do effectively and efficiently by the launch date.
WHAT IS THE PROCESS FOR A SET PROJECT?
You may have a scene in mind for your next photo or video project, but you need to lay the groundwork for your project before you can turn your ideas into usable assets.
MODIFYING AN EXISTING SET VS. A CUSTOM BUILT SET
TRG’s 160,000+ studio is filled with roughly 40 semi-permanent sets that can be customized to meet the needs of our clients.
WHAT IS THE TIMELINE FOR A SET PROJECT
Like any project, deadlines matter. Knowing how long each step will take is critical to planning.
GETTING STARTED WITH COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGERY (CGI)
When it comes to a CGI project, the pre-production is one of the most important parts. It’ll take a huge chunk of your time and your budget if you decide to make changes in the final hour. Rendering takes time, and re-rendering takes even more time, and re-re-rendering takes even more time, and ... well, you get the picture.
GETTING STARTED WITH VIDEO
When it comes to a Video project, the pre-production is one of the most important parts. It’ll take a huge chunk of your time and your budget if you decide to make changes on set or during editing. The last thing you want is to have to do a re-shoot on something that could have been captured the first time around.
MEET MILO: TRG EXPANDS CREATIVE POSSIBILITIES WITH NEW MOTION CONTROL ROBOT
You don’t grow from a humble photography shop with a few employees into a top-down 160,000+ square foot content creation studio working with major brands without a few investments. Stunning visual assets don’t happen on their own, which is why we’ve added more talented people, stock sets, and plenty of studio dogs to keep raising the bar of compelling, quality content (also, dogs are great).