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The champagne and confetti may still be on the floor from New Year’s Eve, but New Year’s Day marks the beginning of the  2010 b-roll.net AWARDS. Many responses last year asked for more time to enter and judge the contest, so this year we’re extending the contest schedule. Don’t look at the extension as a [...]

From: NBC Washington Stanley Lebar, who designed the TV camera that recorded astronaut Neil Armstrong’s moon landing 40 years ago and whose engineering breakthrough is credited with ushering in the era of live TV news broadcasting, has died. He was 84. Read More

Reflections from 36,000 ft Afghanistan Dec 2009The Winnable War The irony is that the largest explosion I heard in terms of enemy attacks in this war in 30 days on the frontline was this morning on the day we were to leave Kabul. In the capital not 300…

Reflections from 36,000 ft Afghanistan Dec 2009The Winnable War The irony is that the largest explosion I heard in terms of enemy attacks in this war in 30 days on the frontline was this morning on the day we were to leave Kabul. In the capital not 300…

As the United States east coast “braces” for the “storm of the century” or the “blizzard of 09” or the “winter wonderland” or whatever promo writers are calling the storm this time – many of us are going to be tromping around in the white stuff. We have some weather shooting tips here, but we [...]

We unveiled the b-roll.net STORE at the beginning of December, just in time for “Cyber Monday.” Granted it isn’t loaded with the same variety of goods you’ll find at Target or Walmart, but it is your one-stop shop for all things b-roll.net. Now we want to give you a bigger discount for being registered on [...]

KDVR ran this story Friday night (12/11) on Bob Brandon‘s fight with kidney failure. Brandon died this week in NY. As Les Rose said on his facebook page: “Here is the story of my friend…the amazing story teller Bob Brandon. He was funny, smart, honorable, hard working, and just plain sweet…Shot and edited by two [...]