spraker.tv customer Rain the Growth Agency (formerly known as the R2C Group) has found a unique way to create new direct response ads – even while all their staff are working from home.…
Read moreLong time EditShare customer Oregon State University has standardized for a campus-wide tapeless workflow. According to the Beavers Rick Brand “EditShare continually came to the top as the only technology flexible enough to be able to create a connected infrastructure that would support the various media needs of sports, news and education media production, without dictating a specific workflow for any one group.” The EditShare…
Read moreThe rules for making it in Hollywood in the internet age are starting to change. It used to be that aspiring Oregon actors, producers and other content creators had to move south to get scare up stardom. Now a Northwest-produced paranormal web series is breaking the rules. According to the Hollywood Reporter: It’s great to see the Grimm, the Librarians and the like shooting in…
Read moreBackstage is shocked, shocked that we are making films & television here in Oregon. If you have followed the hard work of Oregon Film and the OMPA, it’s no surprise… …
Read moreThe snow has just melted and that can only mean it’s soccer season! The Portland Timbers kick of the 2014 campaign with a six game tournament from the newly renamed Providence Park. You can watch all of the games streamed live in HD on the Timber’s website. Double headers are scheduled for Sunday, Wednesday and next Saturday. spraker.tv is proud to continue supporting the Timbers…
Read moreBack when John Lakrofka was in short pants (oh, wait…he’s still wearing them) this is how we did Blazer promos – plus a bowling themed football spot.…
Read moreAs promised – I have more of my KGW spots ready up now. Check out the epic two minute Doppler 8000 launch. I also have a couple of great spots with ESPN’s Colin Cowherd before he went national. – Dave dave@spraker.tv…
Read moreOne of those things I’ve been meaning to do for 9 years is get some of my work from KGW up on the web. Now seems as go a time as any. Click here to see the piece that attempted to sum up the 20th Century in three minutes. It ran right before midnight on the cusp of the new millennium both on air and…
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