Double Vision Media Production
Event in Salisbury

An extensive background and history in television and filming means that this south australian business has a fully trained crew ready for the big projects, all with a sound knowledge of the industry and what it takes to succeed!. Start to finish video production! start to finish video production! at double vision, we create your vision! specialising in; - sporting events - online videos - conferences - programming - advertising - music videos - event coverage - promotional videos - functions - commercials with a background in television, double vision understands that deadlines are important, quality must be at it's best, and budgets need to be met with competitive prices! with a small team dedicated to all things media double vision will be able to not only create, but enhance your project with a final picture perfect product! wether it is a large scale production, a small one time production, or an ongoing production we will help you acheive the ultimate result your looking for! with all the professional filming equipment, the latest editing software and hi-tech programs needed to finish with a high quality�?�result, a fast turn around is what you can expect.

We provide a complete audio visual service for video advertising, event filming, private projects and all other types of video production, important or small. Breton has been active in production for the last ten years is equally at home after a camera lens or in front of an edit suite. Starting out in TV and later moving into the corporate space he’s worked on documentary, drama, advertising, live broadcast events. Constructing cinematic works is a true passion and he always seeks to outdo his final project. Worked in TV for 6 years as production manager precede editor. Adept editor in Final Cut Pro, adobe premiere and adobe behind effects. With a background in television, Double Vision understands that deadlines are important, quality must be at its best, and budgets need to be met with competitive prices.

With a background in television, Double Vision understands that deadlines are important, quality must be at its best, and budgets need to be met with competitive prices. We create specialized videos and content for Keynote Speakers and Field Leaders. We were approached to film a time lapse of the complete operation, including assembly, lifts, and the disassemble of the crane. The crane was so large that both lanes of pixie Street were closed down over the weekend. This put a very taut time limit on the operation, and for us it was a appropriate test of our skill to conceal the total operation without missing a thing. We covered all 40 hours of the process from begin to finish. Using 5 cameras we covered over 50 angles as the focus progressed from the setup on the street, the lift to the top of the building, and finally pack down. We were left with over 100 hours of footage to cut down and create a 7 tiny time lapse video. This is a brief divulge reel compiled from some of the events we were at. This is an ongoing personal project that we have been busy on since 2011. Encyclopedia of Magic is a fresh company that teaches sleight of hand and magic through easy to succeed videos. We worked closely with EM to establish their unique tutorial videos and handled all their editing requirements during 20112012. This amounted to around a dozen new tutorial videos every week being published within hours of completion. Connecting up Australia commissioned us to provide a video based on resupplied photographs from various not for gain organizations they support. Around ten of the not for profits were picked to have hero’ shots, based on the quality and content of their photographs, with dozens more feature in the montages in between. This is portion of a viral series that captured the Trophy in exotic locations. Projection mapping is sluggish and time consuming, we would rather not do any more of it to be honest. The event was captured across five cameras, two at the back of the room, two in the crowd and one on stage. This was shot as portion of our ongoing Heaps Loud project, dedicated to documenting releasing quality recordings of live music in Adelaide.