Chromavision

04/24/2023

vI said of client https://www.hyperlux.io/, "They are ridiculously talented and compulsively responsible and managed to work with Brian to create an excellent site for (business) clients needing custom, no damn template websites. Of course, the creative director (Brian Keller) asked about his contribution) after he asked about the difference between smartphones and a device. Here is Brian's contribution, not once has he ever eaten my last French Fry.

10/21/2022

Los Angeles Times' Riotsville, USA' evokes a law-and-order past hauntingly similar to the present.
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What if the government built a model town?
Chromavision did several technical tasks, including repackaging the Digital Cinema Packages and additional captioning on Riotsville, USA, by Sierra Pettengill, Director and Writer Tobi Haslett. A fascinating film constructed from archived film and T.V. pieces, it tells a compelling story.
"Riotsville, USA" ) is, on the surface, a film about the late 1960s United States when the nightly news provoked citizens and the government to restore order. Through archival film and T.V. clips, you may examine what happens when the U.S. government builds a model town. Do social engineering and brute force sound familiar? is in theaters now and will be streaming soon.
https://youtu.be/Pfxelk8-gTU
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Only in theaters September 16http://riotsvilleusa.com/Welcome to RIOTSVILLE, USA, a turning point in American history where the protest movements of the late...

10/13/2022

It's throwback Thursday, and your old pals at want to tell you all about Molly Ringwald's new film -Montauk, so since Molly is remarkably busy, it's not a throwback. Still, we will put an old picture up to trick you into reading this, but we can't tell you much because it's in post-production, but we did all kinds of technical stuff. I made significant contributions by convincing Creative Director Brian that he would probably get a credit on the film by opening (and sometimes closing) the doors for the couriers making essential deliveries. , ,

10/12/2022

I, your old pal at NYC, gave creative Director Brian a simple assignment. Celebrate on social media the Hawaiin-themed (cuisine and culture) seasons of Lucky Chow, the hit show, and seasons 5 and 6. Please mention Producers and cohosts and and Aliwalas, producer and editor, and our long relationship with the show doing the Color Grading, Sound Mixing, and all the deliverables for American Public Television. Brian feels he can't get motivated unless he writes from Hawaii. I've lived with this for over four years. Anyway, watch .

04/15/2022

Yes, people don't know what your business does but want your business. Because we can’t find anything to do with Brian, IT’S NEW BUSINESS TIP OF THE DAY. OR DON’T YOU LOVE THIS?
Hey, just jump on my calendar & we can collaborate using our white label system
Mike + 100s I'd love to chat about potential collaborations. Brian: What kind of collaboration. No Responses.
Matthew +100s: we have a white label service & want to partner; I want to jump on your calendar. Brian: Just call me up, anytime_______. No responses.
Kate: + 100s Our _______ services Comprehensive training class is designed to improve analytics skill levels & could be timely support in your role at Chromavision…. Can I help with any further details for you? Brian: Hi Kate, what do we do. Did Kate respond?
Everyone need new business, don’t be an ass.
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03/04/2022

Anyway, I don't see Bruce around - he's probably somewhere and I have nothing to do, so I'll hijack this social media stuff. So, While avoiding work and hiding from Bruce (it's probably why I don't see him) while being the Creative Director at , it doesn't take much to entertain me. Here are my favorite LinkedIn things.
Salespeople call on me; you too, I guess. Anyway, my favorite thing, here you go, is; their offers of help boosting the (Chromavision) business and/or my career. When I ask them what we or I do, I never hear from them again. When they ask if I want a link to their calendar so we can jump on a call and I respond, call me up whenever you want; I never hear from them again. Like raindrops on roses, these are just a few of my favorite things.
We get it at Chromavision NYC because we call on people too, but we at least know what they do, and if they invite us to call, we call. So, that's it. www. chromavision.net , , ,

12/14/2021

OMG, you'll never predict what hilarity ensues when Art Director Pete & Creative Director Brian get together to make one of them digital things the kids, so enjoy , that's us the same people who won't get Brian an X-Box. So, let Chromavision arrange pixels for you. Just look at what we did for and the whole of . All work is guaranteed Applewood smoked, curated, and crafted. Guaranteed immediate trending, perhaps.

12/10/2021

Hello, it’s us your old pals from where it’s always a . Anyway, it’s even more wonderfuller today as guess who worked on the Emmy award-winning The real Bedford Falls (It’s A Wonderful Life)? Guess already, why don’t you. If didn’t guess , you should have because it’s us. Go watch it.
News just in Creative Director Brian is wishing he didn’t exist because we won’t give him an Xbox. Guess what we’re thinking - .

07/01/2021

IT'S THROWBACK THURSDAY IN CHROMAVISION LAND, SO…….
throwback to the Emmy nominations (Day Time). Lucky Chow (4 seasons, a very cool show where you meet the stars of Asian cooking worldwide & R.O.C.K. N the U.S.A. was . Who did the color grading & all kinds of other cool film tech stuff?
Yes, did it, and guess what you need to watch this show, shot by the great DP Francisco Aliwalas and produced and hosted by Danielle Chang (the creator) and William Li.
This follows a stint working on the Academy Award-nominated (two categories) . is next, not really. Anyway, Anyway, if Creative Director Brian claims he worked on this call me, This time he didn't even answer the door for the messenger as he didn't feel like standing up. , ,
Here's a trailer, catch the series on YouTube

05/21/2021

What do you do on Friday night in the summer? Why don’t you go to an amusement park; if you have the guts?

George Romero (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Monkey Shines, and more tasty treats will show you exactly why you should go; seniors, maybe not so much. The Amusement Park ( once lost fun-fest is found and playing at select theaters ( NOW IFC – ) and more this summer and streaming (check Shudder, now) too. And guess what we, did the masterful 4K restoration, restoring the need for fear. Sorry, be afraid, be very afraid this ain’t no Palisades Park; it’s -A GEORGE ROMERO extravaganza where the blood runs cold and crimson because of Chromavision NYC _ that’s us.

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