Video Credit: Volvo Sometimes these "stunt" videos can be a little offputting, but this recent video by Volvo is pretty excellent. The video allows a 4-year-old by the name of Sophie to operate a Volvo FMX using a remote control. The video is meant to illustrate their new Automatic Traction Control and the overall toughness of the truck. We guarantee that you will crack a smile while watching this one, kudos to the Creative Team and Editor behind this project! #ArbuckleIndust

We came across this video on Collosal and thought we had to share it. The video gives a glimpse into a new cafe in Romania called Enigma. The cafe is steampunk-themed including kinetic works of art and found mechanical objects. Pretty cool stuff, check it out. Video Courtesy: Gabriel Rosca #VideoProduction #VideoMarketing #InteriorArchitecture #Architecture #ArbuckleIndustries #Creativity

Photo Courtesy: Google GOOGLE recently commissioned 72AndSunny to do a series of outdoor ad campaigns celebrating the 25th anniversary of the landmark ADA Act in 1990. The painted portraits include key figures in the disability rights movement which were featured on the steps of cultural buildings throughout Washington, D.C. The paintings are accompanied by powerful quotations and information pertaining to the disabilities rights movement. A website was created providing a vi

Video Credit: Arbuckle Industries This was a very rewarding project to work on and a nice change of pace from a lot of the work we normally do. It was our second time working with the Propane Education & Resource Council (PERC), and it was an incredible experience. This time around, PERC supplied propane-based heating to NEADS (Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans), an organization that provides service and hearing dogs to people all over the country. Their training facility

We were recently hired by Tim Young to run camera and sound for Clinton Kelly's upcoming series, Love at First Swipe. #ArbuckleIndustries #VideoProduction #ClintonKelly #TLC #RealityTV

Courtesy: Arbuckle Industries We were in Chicago last week covering the first ever Chicago Architecture Biennial. Chicago is the first American city to launch an architectural biennial of this size. The event was established in order to provide a public platform for architectural projects and installations, similar to that of the Venice Bienniale (which we covered last year). Chicago definitely made sense as a host city as it is centrally located, has strong ties to the archi

I have always enjoyed seeing the use of urban structures as canvases, this often comes in the form of graffiti, but is increasingly being supported by local governments. As a kid, I remember seeing the murals of Philadelphia and thinking they were the coolest thing, they were so large and colorful you couldn't help but notice them. Philadelphia was one of the early supporters of authorized murals and founded their Mural Arts program in 1984 as part of a larger Anti-Graffiti e

Despite the overwhelming amount of cupcake games last week, college football officially started the 2015 season. Since it is way too early for us to start predicting the four teams that will ultimately make the CFB Playoff, we decided we would go ahead and give you our Top 10 College Football Posters for the 2015 season. College Atheletics have really started to improve their marketing and social media efforts with the use of Hype Videos and Infographics, which play an import

​ photo by Ari Burling Every year, the University of Minnesota’s School of Architecture, College of Design, puts on a week long event called “Catalyst.” This event brings new ideas and conversations to the table by inviting professionals in the field of architecture and design to give public lectures and conduct week-long courses with first and second year graduate architecture students. This year, Arbuckle’s own Ian Harris had the opportunity to speak while teaching a class

Is a DSLR good enough? Should I rent those lights? What happens if they ask for 4K?! Everybody goes through the same process when trying to pick the right gear. The good news is, there has never been a better time for video production. There are more products, price-points, and equipment options than ever-- but this can also produce a lot of stress and confusion, because there’s so much crap to choose from! Start by asking yourself these questions: What can we feasibly accomp