March 2nd is Read Across America Day, which celebrates reading and raises awareness of resources available for children to learn. This is near and dear to us, as we've always loved reading just as much as we love movies. To commemorate the day, we'll be reviewing how the movie adaptations of some of our favorite children's books measure up to their source material. Here's our take on the top 3 children's book to film adaptations. 1) The Wizard of Oz (1939) There's so much to

Any small business owner knows that success is about making personal connections with your clients. However, as use of AI continues to grow exponentially, many consumers have become increasingly skeptical of what they see online. This skepticism (though understandable and healthy) drives a wedge between forming that human connection on which small businesses thrive. One of the easiest ways to establish authenticity and trust is with quality behind the scenes content. Keep rea

We know, from firsthand experience, the struggle of competing with glare from your own glasses during a Zoom call. While a ring light's direct, front-facing lighting works well on faces, it is blinding on reflective surfaces. Thankfully, there are plenty of alternate lighting options and techniques to remove glare from your calls. Keep reading for our pro tips on how to light videos if you wear glasses. 1) Avoid Direct Lighting with a Bounce Ring lights can be great for selfi

As you could guess, we celebrate every occasion by watching movies, including Black History Month! Because it's crucial that Black creators receive their fair share of recognition and praise (not just during February, but every month), we want to take the time to ensure that we honor these directors. Join us as we celebrate Black History Month with these 2025 movies. 1) Sinners - Directed by Ryan Coogler Stream on HBO Max Sinners takes viewers on an immersive journey to the