At IBST we’re coping with the new normal. Many international clients have been unable to navigate travel bans, so by utilizing our remote technologies for production we’ve been able to get around that. But now that restrictions are lifting gradually whats the new normal going to look like? For clients, crew and artistes, the conditions under which they shoot will…
Unless you open your eyes and look around your environment, its beauty might pass you by. The advantage of being a filmmaker is the opportunity it provides to open your lens and capture scenic locations during projects that take you around the country. Enjoy these still images from the IBST video stock library.#videoproduction #productioncompany #socialmediavideo #liveproduction #videoproductioncompany #videographer #marketingvideo #videoservices…
In the USA, it costs $5 (=N=2000) to get a license to fly a drone. You don’t talk to anyone. You go online, fill in your details, upload a valid ID, pay the fees and have your licence printed and also send as a PDF to your email. In Nigeria. You pay =N=600,000 and write an application to the NSA…
Maybe IBST does not do equipment hire as its core business, but we’ve been known to hire to top-rated local and international crews only. Primarily though you can have the benefit of our wide range of cameras on our own productions such as the #sonyf55camera #sonyf3 #sonyfs7ii #sonya7r3 #arrialexamini and our #ursamini46k. Use our #sonyprimelens #cookes4 #tokinalenses #liveproduction #videoservices #mediaproduction…
I had posted on Facebook yesterday that MNET | DSTV are producing Big Brother Nigeria in South Africa. The contributions, opinions and positions have been diverse, as well as partisan, with everyone from industry experts, professionals and the general public taking positions. That’s as it should be. Open discourse and sharing of opinions is something we can all gain from….
I put up a post yesterday about Big Brother Nigeria being filmed in South Africa. Opinions have been divided between those who see nothing wrong with it; who point out the poor infrastructure of Nigeria, and incessant power cuts, unprofessional crews and potential lack of quality production had the decision been made to film in Nigeria. Those that take this…