Category: 'Television Production'

Looking Back: How'd We Do?

By Austin & Williams

Having revealed our predictions for 2011, we felt it was only appropriate to let you know how well we did (or in rare instances, didn't do) with our predictions for 2010. Take a look!

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Looking Ahead: Our Predictions for 2011

By Austin & Williams

2011Keeping with tradition, Austin & Williams is pleased to present this year's predictions for what the New Year will hold in the world of advertising. Social Media and Mobile are hot topics, as well as the ever-evolving topic of SEO, but our staff is also forecasting a return to some of the classics, such as print and direct mail. If you thought 2010 was an exciting time for advertisers, hang on for 2011!

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Are You a TV Watcher or a Timeshifter?

By Maureen Quinn

Nielsen recently released its latest Three Screen Report, and it reveals that Americans are spending more time watching television compared to last year. On average, people are watching 35 hours of television per week, and they’re watching it on their traditional TVs.

DVR vs Live TVIn the media world, it feels like everywhere I look there are articles showing statistics about DVR usage and timeshifting, as well as online video. While it is true that usage of this technology is growing, the amount of actual time people watch timeshifted TV or television programming via online video is still low compared to traditional viewing habits.

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Tune In to Google TV

By Austin & Williams

We all love our laptops and smartphones, but they’re not exactly ideal for watching our favorite TV shows and movies. The screens are too small and besides, there’s nothing like the comfort of the living room’s couch and large HD television. Or is there? Introducing Google TV.

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On Site at the Shooting of a TV Spot for Provident Bank

By Kim Brussell

This spot was a lot of fun to produce since we had to create some sets, direct a room of over 100 extras, and were able to utilize the Provident Bank NASCAR we crafted for one of the original commercials featuring Mrs. P.

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