Category: Blog

In The Studio is a blog written by Miceli Productions, a video production company in Connecticut.

Friday Photo of the Week – Emotive Photos

Want more images and Photography by Miceli Productions? Follow us on PinterestFor Advertising, Fashion, Product, Travel, Corporate, Portrait, Nature, Fine Art. © Miceli Productions Photography Emotive Photos The right images can invoke the feelings, thoughts or desires you want your customers to have.  If you want to promote a relaxing environment at your spa, why… Continue reading Friday Photo of the Week – Emotive Photos

What You Need to Know About Yelp

When you’re looking for a good restaurant in town or a good bar or a place to buy a vacuum cleaner, Yelp is immensely helpful if you are a consumer. When you are a business owner, Yelp can be tricky to navigate. But what happens when your business is being reviewed? Do you even know… Continue reading What You Need to Know About Yelp

10 Blogging Ideas for Business

Many businesses are starting to blog, or are at least considering it. One of the main questions business owners ask is, “What would I even write about?” All of us who blog think the same thing. But there are many reasons that blogging might be very good for your business and your clients. And you… Continue reading 10 Blogging Ideas for Business

13 Fun Ways to Use QR Codes for Your Business

QR codes are everywhere. They are fun. They are interactive. And most of the time, they are not being used to their potential. Here are a few ways to use them for your business. Put QR codes on the back of your company uniform. Instead of names on name tags for networking events, use QR… Continue reading 13 Fun Ways to Use QR Codes for Your Business

Friday Photo of the Week – Headshots

Want more images and Photography by Miceli Productions? Follow us on PinterestFor Advertising, Fashion, Product, Travel, Corporate, Portrait, Nature, Fine Art. We recently had the pleasure of capturing headshot photos for actor Casie Pepe-Winshell at our new shooting space. Check out her pics below. Whether you need headshot images because you’re an actor, model, singer… Continue reading Friday Photo of the Week – Headshots

Take a Step Back from Technology and Engage for Real

Social media has become an integral part of our lives. Many of us can’t go to bed without checking out the day’s Facebook statuses. During the day, we are Tweeting, Facebook-ing, or Instagramming during our lunches. Not to mention, “checking in” everywhere we go with FourSquare. RSS feeds are linked into our phones, and the… Continue reading Take a Step Back from Technology and Engage for Real

Friday Photo of the Week – Portrait Photography

Want more images and Photography by Miceli Productions? Follow us on PinterestFor Advertising, Fashion, Product, Travel, Corporate, Portrait, Nature, Fine Art. Darko Tresnjak, Portrait© Miceli Productions Photography Portrait Photography Miceli Productions captured these images of Hartford Stage Artistic Director Darko Tresnjak for the 2013 Gala Invitation. “Call it a dayWhen night becomes our mad escapeForgetting… Continue reading Friday Photo of the Week – Portrait Photography

Preserving Family History with Video Biographies

In 2001, Dr. Marshall Duke and his wife Dr. Sarah Fivush, both of Emory University, devised a quantitative tool for studying several families titled, “Do You Know:” Examples included: Do you know where your grandparents grew up? Do you know where your mom and dad went to high school? Do you know where your parents… Continue reading Preserving Family History with Video Biographies

Friday Photo of the Week – Storytelling through Photography

Want more images and Photography by Miceli Productions? Follow us on PinterestFor Advertising, Fashion, Product, Travel, Corporate, Portrait, Nature, Fine Art. © Miceli Productions Photography Storytelling through Photography “Hold onHold onKeep your hand on the plow, hold on. Hold onHold onKeep your hand on the plow, hold on.   Heard the voice of Jesus sayCome… Continue reading Friday Photo of the Week – Storytelling through Photography