Kaki King at the Ferst Center for the Arts
We are never short on ideas for “cool” projects to work on. Whether those ideas can actually pay the bills is another matter though. We were fortunate recently to work on a “real” project that is reminiscent of something we’d dream up. Kaki King, a Brooklyn, NY based composer and musician, who is known for […]
Unified Artists Guild Spec Spot
On location video and photo shoots are happening, but not like before Coronavirus rolled into town. Because marketing budgets are being cut and general safety concerns of the day, we’ve been working hard to not just implement already existing remote production techniques, but also develop new skills that can help us bring creativity and variety […]
GO VOTE!
At Mixed Bag Media, we hold the right to vote dear to our hearts. We get excited when it’s time to vote. We like to participate. Participating in our Democracy is fun! It’s vital. It’s our duty. This series of fourteen videos was started during the 2018 election season with more added now during the […]
Masterack Photo Library Shoot
The day started with a massive car crash on I-20 heading east from Atlanta to Social Circle, GA. Luckily we were not part of the crash, but when something like this happens, it’s easy to feel like it’s a bad omen for the day. Once we arrived at the Masterack manufacturing plant, all worries were […]
The Georgia Tech Capstone Design Expo Was Different This Year…VERY Different
Mixed Bag Media has been producing promotional videos for Georgia Tech’s Capstone Design Expo for nearly a decade, and we’ve always loved the energy, excitement and enthusiasm of student teams coming together from across campus, new ideas in the air, and the promise of groundbreaking technology. This year Amit Jariwala, the Director of Design & […]
MBM’s Tips For Staying Safe on Set
While Covid-19 has slowed much of the world to a crawl, we have been fortunate enough to keep working over the last few months. We help our clients keep communicating by creating new and fresh visual content. There are options for remote productions that yield great work, but sometimes on-location video and photo shoots are still […]
Adrenaline / Fast Company Innovation Awards 2020 PHOTO shoot
When Adrenaline, an experience design agency in Atlanta, Georgia needed photos to complete their Fast Company Innovation By Design Awards 2020 entry, we sent photographer Jeremy Adamo because of his experience capturing beautiful interior design photography. Conducting a photo shoot during a pandemic can be a challenge, but with Adrenaline’s staff already working from home […]
The Case of the Russian Book Trailer
When I first started at Mixed Bag Media I had just spent over 15 years in the world of animation and motion graphics (“Broadcast Design,” as it was known in the 90s and early 2000s). The world of documentary-style promo production was new to me, and while it was exciting to learn about a new […]
Earth Day at 50: Everything’s Different – Nothing’s Changed
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day I put together this short video, and it got me to thinking about the many differences between 1970 and today. In many ways things are better now – the tolerance for trash and other environmental degradation is so much lower than it was (I remember a […]
When The Sex Pistols Came to Town, Part 2: San Francisco
I’ve been a listener, collector and player of music for decades. Like most people, I have distinct phases of fandom that have come and gone over the years. One in particular is a love of punk rock. That flame still burns hot. Not surprisingly, I’ve listened to the Sex Pistols quite a bit and it […]
When The Sex Pistols Came to Town, Part 1: Atlanta
On January 5th 1978 the Sex Pistols played their first show in the US, in Atlanta. And on Jan 14th they played their last show at San Francisco, California’s Winterland Ballroom. It just so happens that the first and last shows of that brief and meteoric tour are the two locations of Mixed Bag Media, […]
The Mixed Bag Media Mind
Every morning around 9:00am I sit down at my computer and type something along the lines of “Howdy!” or “Morning!” into the standing Gchat window that connects me to a person living three time zones away. It’s not long before a reply pops up in my window, and with that the workday begins in earnest. […]