We started our business in 1981, serving the Corporate Video market, providing major corporations with custom and rental scenery for their internal video projects. We witnessed changes in technologies that eliminated categories of services that we offered, and opened new opportunities simultaneously.
Around 2000, the internet began to replace the distribution of corporate video messages by snail-mailed VHS or DVD, we saw a pull back in production values. I suspect this was a result of limited bandwiths. Most corporate desktops played videos in small post card sized windows. (Why bother with a opening establishing shot for a simple Power Point presentation?).
Today full screen HD video is delivered to many corporate desktops, and perhaps this is why we have been fielding many inquiries for our services from the formerly moribund sector. Or perhaps it's simply an indication that things are picking up.
