Why we attended Robert Hanley's Home Video Studio Show 'N Tell Saturday

"My husband and I felt like we had a big decision in front of us. We pretty much had our minds made up before going to Show ’N Tell. It was just a matter of solidifying with us that what we heard and what we saw was going to fit with our vision which it did. Going to Show ’N Tell absolutely did make our mind up." Debbie Williams - Florence, KY Former - Free Lance Graphic Designer - Photographer "My Show ’N Tell was in June of 2015. I came down and Robert was very cordial and showed me his fantastic home studio of his own and presented everything that honestly I had probably heard it all be fore because I had done my research but I really enjoyed it and it just kind of confirmed that I was going to pursue this."  Kyle Cooley - Monroe, MI   School Teacher "It was one of those things where I thought that well if I am seriously interested in maybe doing this I probably should take a look at it in person and see if this is something legitimate or not.  So I made reservations and flew to Indianapolis. Actually for me it was a Thursday, Friday but I met Robert and took a tour of his studio, got the whole spiel and bought in. " Jerry Alldredge - Ellensburg, WA Former Librarian "Tammy and I came to a Show ’N Tell Saturday. The initial conversation was Robert talking about what it is to be a Home Video studio Owner. Of course we’d listened to the CD’s over and over in our car for a couple of months I think Then we had the presentation and we signed right there at the end of the presentation." John Montgomery Former Navy Commander Download my free audio book: "Start & Run Your Own Home Video Studio!"  www.myhomevideostudio.com! Show 'N Tell Saturday - A Life-Changing Event! Join Robert Hanley in Indianapolis, Indiana on Saturday April 1, 2017. and learn about starting your own video business. Call 317-358-5932 to reserve your spot! Travel paid for New Studio Owners. Oh... and of course as an owner join us in Tucson this summer for our 17th Annual Conference. Five days of training on video production, software, editing, Flight School, documentary film making, animation, sales, marketing, operations, and a whole lot of fun!

35mm Slide Transfer - Kodachrome: An American Classic in Three Parts

The saga of Kodachrome 35mm Slide Film is a truly American story. Born of necessity in the midst of the Great Depression this film and the slides it produced became as American as well- vacations, ball games and barbecue. It was in 1916 that two scientists at Eastman Kodak, displeased with the quality of color film at that time, spent years perfecting a revolutionary way of processing color. Finally, in 1934 Kodachrome Slide Film was introduced. This film quickly became the standard for professionals, and soon plain old dads and proud grandparents were using it too as Americans began to document their lives with gusto in the 50's, 60's and 70's. For seventy-five years the quality of the images and the vivid colors made it second to none. Paul Simon even wrote a hit song about the nostalgia of its "nice bright colors" making "all the world a sunny day"! Many an evening in Anytown, USA was spent in a darkened living room with a Kodak Carousel projecting memories of good times both long past and recent. 

However, the marketplace is fickle and, despite this film's unsurpassed quality, the American appetite for quicker and less expensive service began to rule the day. More easily processed film (but hardly the same quality) began to take Kodachrome's 35mm Slide's market share. And, as Americans began to favor "one hour" service this classic found it hard to compete due to its complex processing requirements. Then, with the advent of digital camera ease combined with the increasing cost of developing this special film, its long life came to a halt when the last processor of Kodachrome announced it was no longer economically feasible to process it. On December 30, 2010, the last day of accepting processing orders for Kodachrome 35mm Slide Film, Dwayne's Photo in Parsons, Kansas witnessed this remarkable film getting its "propers" as they received five hundred FedEx packages and eighteen bags from the Post Office, all full of Kodachrome Slide Film needing to be processed. In fact a woman flew to Kansas from England to personally deliver her film! 

But now, with your help, those 35mm slides can live on in all of their glory! Look around in your closets, basements, attics or garage. If you are lucky enough to have 35mm slides of your precious memories your have a treasure! And we have good news. We love slides and we know the treasured family moments they hold. Your slides will look great when we scan them and put them on DVD! Home Video Studio is the leader in 35mm slide preservation. We have been handling slides since 1991 and have transferred literally millions of them. And we realize there's a lot of your life and memories preserved on them. 

What you need to know right now is that, besides taking up valuable space, there is something happening to these slides if they are stored improperly. Day by day and minute by minute your slides are at risk for scratching, biological damage, and in some cases, fading, rendering your slides a putrid shade of pink or purple. Now is the time to take action. Don't wait - your memories depend on it. 

Call us today for a hands-on approach to scanning and restoring your slides. You'll get: 

•TLC - We touch every slide. You get ongoing quality control.
•Best image available - Each slide is color-corrected and cropped, rotated and/or flipped if needed.
•Best technology - Dirt, dust or scratches? We have the technology that may be able to digitally "mend" many of the ravages of time and the elements.
•Best resolution - We scan natively to TIFF or JEPGS at a very high resolution which allows for enlargements. All corrections to the image (crop, rotation, touch-up, etc.) are made while still in the TIFF format. This resolution allows for enlargements as well. We can deliver as TIFF files or Hi-Res JPEGS.
•Local service - Did you know some places send your slides away? Even out of the country? Your slides never leave our sides! 

Once transferred your slide images: 

• will be stored, in jpeg or tiff format, on a scratch-proof Archival Platinum DVD or Gold Archival CD rated for 100+ years 

• may also be placed on a hard drive for convenience

• may also be made into a DVD slideshow with background music (to enjoy on TV)
Look no further. Home Video Studio has the experience, technology and concern for your precious slides. Give us a call right now! 

For More information on 35mm slide transfers go to www.Homemovietransfer.com or email info@homevideostudio.com or call 1-800-406-7459 or email info@homemovietransfer.com.

And….. if you like video and want to change careers check out http://www.myhomevideostudio.com.

Webinar: Making Money with Video - Starting Your Own Video Production Services Business

Making Money with Video - Starting Your Own Video Production Services Business

Join us for a webinar on Oct 14, 2015 at 7:00 PM EDT.

Register now!

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7570997745084697089

Do you love working with video? Does shooting and editing video take you to a place where time stands still? Would you like to start a video production business? Have you ever thought "If I could make videos for a living… I'd be in heaven?" If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions then attend our webinar: “How to Start & Run Your Own Video Business.”

Robert Hanley, Producer/Director/Editor and CEO/Founder of Home Video Studio presents this informative webinar on Wednesday, October 14th at 7:00 pm.
Discover the three secret strategies you can use to build your video production business. Space is limited. Register today.

In forty-seven minutes Robert cover:

1. The top-five money making video profit centers.
2. The Home Video Studio training schedule
3. How to get started full-time or part-time.
4. Financing if you need it.
5. Ramp-up times.
6. And much more.

Find out how you can accomplish and reach your goals on this webinar. Well discuss:

What is Home Video Studio?
What is the market for our services? 
What is the investment required and what is your ROI?
How do you make money?
What’s it like to own your own video business? 
How do you make a transition from what you do now to running your own studio?