CINEMATICEYE teams up with PACERACING

We are happy to announce that CINEMATICEYE has signed a deal with PACERACING, New Jersey's premier Sports Event company for the 2011 season. We're contracted to produce films for five of it's sports weekends.

Mike Nusbaum, race director and promoter in conjunction with JackRabbit Sports have seven wonderful races planned. Plus a new state of the art timing system that allows family and friends to track athletes anywhere in the world while they're competing, texts splits and race results instantly to phones. They're the only sports event company on the east coast that has this advanced a system.

PaceRacing's Triathlon season kicks off the weekend of May 21st at Spruce Run Reservoir in Clinton New Jersey with a Sprint triathon on Saturday and a Half Iron on Sunday. We plan to have a remote helicopter capture the swim start. Three cameras cover all the action..even a motorcycle camera to capture the bike and run legs. PACERACING is also planning on giving every athlete that competes a free download of the final film...something no other race company does.

2011 is going to be a great year for Triathlon..the sport is growing like crazy and PACERACING is providing races of all distances for athletes of all levels. If you're thinking of doing your first triathlon, you'd do well to visit the PACERACING website and sign up. Spots are selling out quickly.

So see our triathlon films from 2010, click here

CINEMATICEYE teams up with Zidster

Video for the web is hot. A compelling video on a home page holds visitors longer and significantly increases the probability that a sale will occur.

This is nothing new to Zidster, an online business pages company that hosts hundreds of small businesses online. What is new is that CINEMATICEYE and Zidster have joined forces. We are now the official video production company for Zidster and we couldn't be happier.

Together, we've come up with affordable packages for local businesses so web video is accessible to even the smallest of companies. We're currently working on our first project together for Nadine Maleski, a well known divorce attorney in Flemington.

You can visit the spotlight page on 'Zidster's website where our demo videos are showcased.

Looking for a video for your business? Give us a call at 908-310-5481

Meet our Newest Client

Meet our newest client. Ron.

Ron is a health advocate for horses, dogs and cats and he has a message he wants to deliver to all pet owning humans. His message is: "MASSAGE IS GREAT AND WE LOVE IT"... It's one of the very best ways you can show your horse, dog or cat that you really love them.

They have aches and pains too. Especially when they get older and it gets harder and more painful to move around each day. Massage, especially when it's performed by their specialist, JoAnne Meyer Hererra, a proud member of the Clinton Business Group, does absolutely wonderful things to their body.

So we've been hired by Ron's company, Rubbing Elbows to make a video and demonstrate the amazing effectiveness of massage on a horse... and a dog...those little guys REALLY love it too.

There's no reason why an older pet has to suffer from old age or injury. There is a way to help them.

Stay tuned for the video...COMINGSOON

Triathlon Night at Pete's Bike Shoppe

Whenever you put a large group of triathletes in a room full of new bikes ( at Pete's Bike Shoppe in Flemington NJ - mixed with tons of buzz about the upcoming triathlon season, you have a toxic mix of raw athleticism and the kid in the candy store.

We were there to capture it all and bang out a simple video for Mike Nusbaum of PACERACING to push the highlights to all the folks who were and weren't there in person last Tuesday evening.

Seeing some of those incredible tri bikes from Trek and cool wet suits almost makes me want to start training again. Then again, the triathlon world hasn't missed me since my last race in 2002... so why push it?

You can watch the video by clicking here.

Triathletes are Weenies in the Water

What's the matter with today's triathletes? Just the thought of a little bump from nature during the swim absolutely freaks them out.

A couple weeks ago, I made a very tame poster for Mike Nusbaum and his JerseyMan Iron Swim being held May 7 at Spruce Run Reservoir. It was a nice picture of a beach and a tiny wave starting to recede. The feedback was that the poster looked too menacing and that they wanted a kinder gentler poster that would suggest the event was friendlier...

I quickly responded with the poster included in this entry...thankfully, my triathlon days are over.

The 2010 Clinton Christmas Parade

We received a last minute call from Annie at the Addicted Jeans Store on Main Street, Clinton around 12:30 pm Friday afternoon to video tape her mother in the Clinton Christmas parade at 6pm. Her mom, Mary, has been Santa's elf in the parade since 1987 when the parades began and she wanted a video of her mom riding on Santa's AND a video of the parade itself. Tracy and I covered the parade, her mom putting on makeup and getting dressed and all the characters getting ready at the nearby Presbyterian church... lots of " people getting ready" in the video, plus Saint Ann's of Hampton Bagpipers warming up...it was a wonderful night to be out with a camera.

click here to view video

Hunterdon Half Triathlon Feature COMPLETED

Round Valley reservoir was the site of this Half Iron distance Triathlon. It's a beautiful lake and we shot a lot of great scenic shots which were used in the scenic open of the film.

The race was staged by Mike Nusbaum and his paceracing.org and NJMultisport race event companies.

We also expanded the use of our HD Hero camera, mounting it on the top of a long pruning pole to get the tree shots around the transition area. We had one of the swimmers wear it for the beginning of the swim and we also placed it on a bicycle helmet as well. It was a very long day and quite a different vibe from the Olympic distance triathlon we shot in Oxford NJ the previous month...in the longer races, the athletes spread out a lot more and makes it harder to cover with just two cameras. Next year, we go to three cameras, the HD hero, an assistant and a motorcyclist for the road shots instead of our fat van.

To view video, click here