Everyone's Wild About Harry

Our latest San Diego video productions have put us hot on the trail of Britain's Prince Harry, as he criss-crosses the county in search of burgers, brew.......and yes, babes! The 27-year-old military officer is stationed in nearby El Centro for two months of Apache helicopter training. But on weekends, he's been making the 90-mile trek west for fun and nightlife in Coronado, downtown San Diego and....our very own Solana Beach! Your intrepid San Diego field producer and San Diego video crew have been way ahead of the competition, scoring interviews, photos and video for TV's "The Insider," several days before "Good Morning America," "Today" and People Magazine joined the story. HarryWatch -- definitely not a royal pain!

We're Their Perfect Fit!

We got lucky with our latest LA video production -- literally! Lucky Brand jeans called on our San Diego video crew to shoot a series of employee training videos inside their flagship store at The Grove shopping center in Los Angeles. The LA-based denim brand goes to great lengths training its sales associates to help shoppers find perfect-fitting jeans. Using our video segments, employees at Lucky Brand's 177 retail stores will learn tips and techniques to help customers add jackets, sweaters, accessories and other complementary items -- all without costing a fortune. Now that's what we call lucking out!

Just Another Sony Day With Spidey

One of our most talked-about San Diego video productions at Comic-Con this year was our "Face of the Fan" segment for Sony Pictures upcoming movie, "The Amazing Spider-Man." Your favorite San Diego field producer and her Comic-Con crew spent a day with Steven, from New York, who won a trip to the annual entertainment extravaganza as part of Sony's nationwide search for the ultimate Spider-Man fan. With no TV experience whatsover, Steven untangled himself from a web of nerves for a one-on-one interview with Andrew Garfield, who's starring as Spidey and Peter Parker. Steven also spoke with fellow fans and experienced Sony's exclusive previews of "The Amazing Spider-Man," which swings into theaters next summer. Check out Steven's dream-come-true that we were happy to be a part of! Click here

Comic-Con: Where the Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth

Time to dust off the Darth Vader suit and pull out the Princess Peach costume! In just days, our San Diego video production team will be meeting the costumed masses at the annual entertainment extravaganza known as Comic-Con International. It's the 11th year our Comic-Con crews (sorry, we don't come in costume) have covered the chaotic combo of Hollywood star appearances, movie and TV previews, video game unveilings, zombie parades and more! The New York Times reports the Hollywood studios are curtailing their involvement this year.......yeah, right! Already, our San Diego video crews and your favorite San Diego field producer have been booked by Sony, HBO, MTV and "Entertainment Tonight" for the four-day event, which shows no signs of slowing down. I've had a look at the tentative studio schedules, which so far, include Steven Spielberg's first-ever appearance, the "Cowboys & Aliens" premiere featuring Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, a big outdoor stunt promoting "Cowboys & Aliens," a return appearance by Nicholas Cage, a "Twilight: Breaking Dawn" event, the introduction of "The Amazing Spiderman" cast and tons of TV meet-and-greets. That doesn't even include the "secret" and "underground" events, like the 2009 "Alice In Wonderland" set display in an empty storefront. Plus, I'm hearing about more international TV and press coverage this year. The truth is the San Diego Convention Center can't contain all the entertainment industry hype, which spills onto the downtown streets and into nearby hotels and theaters! Comic-Con -- it's serious business.

We Booked It, Danno!

Our latest video project was a live Los Angeles webcast production with Scott Caan, who stars as "Danno" on CBS-TV's "Hawaii Five-O." Scott took part in an hourlong question-and-answer session with filmmakers and fans that we set up at the Los Angeles Film School in Hollywood. With our two cameras rolling, Scott shared insights about his film and TV career and offered advice for film students. Among those in the live audience was Scott's dad, legendary actor James Caan, who happened to be seated right next to our Los Angeles field producer! The webcast was carried worldwide on ustream.com, livestream.com and Openfilm.com. Scott Caan is an advisory board member of Openfilm, an online video technology and content delivery platform serving the independent film market.

The Sporting Life

Our latest San Diego video productions have taken us across the wide world of sports -- from the LPGA tour to international soccer! In beautiful Rancho Mirage, your intrepid San Diego field producer and her San Diego video crew joined "Entertainment Tonight" host Mary Hart at the Kraft Nabisco Celebrity Pro-Am Golf Tournament. We covered Mary's amazing golf skills and her participation in a storytelling benefit for local kids, "Reading On the Green" -- our interviews and footage airing March 29 on "ET." That same day, another of our San Diego video crews scored major points at Qualcomm Stadium, where 60,000-plus fans packed the stands for the Mexico vs. Venezuela exhibition soccer match. Shooting for Degree Men, one of the sponsors, our crew worked every angle on the field and snagged interviews with soccer stars Felix Hernandez and Jared Borgetti. Check it out!

Soldiers' Stories

Our San Diego video crews are privileged and very proud to be shooting stories for the TV news magazine "The American Veteran," sponsored by the Department of Veteran Affairs. These San Diego video productions are compelling profiles of soldiers who are adjusting to civilian life after serving their country. Incredibly, some Iraq and Afghanistan war vets who have completed 3 tours of duty can't find jobs when they return home. But in the rural town of Fallbrook, one Iraq war veteran and his wife have carved out a new life running an organic basic farm -- and they're helping other vets learn how to put down new roots as civilians.