KOCT’S camera crew took to the air last week to capture Hi-Definition video footage of Oceanside and North County sites.
Jacob Rush, KOCT Station Manager |
Station Manager Jacob Rush was joined by videographer's Angela Wong and Addison Wolf on a beautiful but windy Friday evening flight. The crew is gathering aerial footage for a tourism video that is being funded by a Community Enhancement Grant from the County of San Diego. Additional funding has come from underwriters AT&T, Scripp's Health and the Oceanside/California Welcome Center.
Angela Wong, KOCT Videographer |
The footage will also be made available to the Welcome Center to help promote tourism in Oceanside and North County. Look for this new video in June!
KOCT visits the Oceanside Boys & Girls
Club
KOCT Producer Peter Bonscher and Videographer Addison Wolf recorded the first program in our new 3-part Arts & Culture series.
Addison Wolf, KOCT Videographer |
This is funded by the City of Oceanside’s Arts Commission. The KOCT crew traveled to the Oceanside Boys & Girls Club to document their “Art of the Masters” program premiering in June.
North County Economic Summit now available as
VOD!
In March, KOCT joined over 450 businessmen and women, elected officials and economic experts gathered for the 2nd Annual North County Economic Summit. The audience heard from a number of speakers and panelists about our National, State and San Diego Economies. This new series is now available as Video On Demand.
NAB Reflections by KOCT’s Chief Engineer Bill Peters. Video geeks look forward to April each year, not for the spring flowers but because that’s when the National Association of Broadcasters convention (NAB) comes to Las Vegas and all the latest and greatest video gear are on display.
In the old days, you could tell an NAB visitor because their knuckles would drag on the ground from carrying bags of swags around—now they just swipe your card and send you all their promotional material via e-mail. Our renaissance man-who-knows-everything, Chief Engineer Bill Peters and his wife Beverly made the annual journey to the desert and he jotted down these quick reflections:
The Las Vegas
Convention Center is huge! I'm tired!
Lots of shoots being
done in 4K.
Cameras getting
smaller and better even as image quality gets better.
Finding the camera
body not always easy.
Know your formats:
SD, HD, Ultra HD, 2K, 4K, 8K,???
Think also about the
actual pixel sizes of the image when resizing.
Increases in image
resolution leads to increases in distribution channel bandwidth (obviously)•
Will the internet
really prevail as the ultimate distribution channel?
Thanks Bill for your research, day to day professionalism and your willingness to risk encounters with Vegas Showgirl in order to help KOCT! |
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