Spectrum Studios
Spectrum Studios shoots television commercials, programming, music videos, short films, feature films, documentaries, educational and training programs, news, and sports for our clients around the world.
We're ready to help you with your project, in any format: high definition, film, standard definition, or digital video. We have the crew, the gear, the creative minds, and the resources to realize your project, from pre-production to post-production, whatever your budget.
We also offer a large inventory of equipment available to rent. Our inventory includes the latest HD Cameras from Canon, Sony, and Red. We also offer Lighting, Electrical, Scrims, Diffusers, and Audio equipment. For stock availability and pricing please see our equipment rentals inventory.
Please contact us to start your next project, or for answers to any questions.
Video Production in Columbia Missouri
Our studio at 210 St. James Street, is available for use by local students and professionals. Our studio is uniformly lit and has the largest green screen in Mid-Missouri.
Green screens are used in all forms of digital art in a process called chroma key compositing. This is a technique for compositing two images or frames together in which a color is removed and replaced by another image.
A everyday example of this process is implemented in weather forecasting; where a meteorologist appears to be standing in front of a large map. The biggest challenge when setting up a greenscreen is even lighting and the avoidance of shadow, because it is best to have as narrow a color range as possible being replaced. A shadow would present itself as a darker color to the camera and might not register for replacement.
To schedule studio time or for more information please contact us.
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Downtown bus riders yesterday might have been bewildered by a city bus driving in circles with the fictional destination “Mercury Ave. [Read More]
New equipment added.Canon 7D package, Barger 6 light, Joker 400 watt HMI, Arri Ruby 7. . [Read More]
After graduating from MU with a degree in theater, Randy Sinquefield ended up among the bright lights of Los Angeles, where he studied at the Brooks Institute of Photography, and then moved on to work in the film industry. [Read More]
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