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05/29/2026

Did you know? Audrey Hepburn’s scream during the famous "hand bitten off" gag in Roman Holiday (dir. William Wyler, 1953) is completely genuine. Gregory Peck never warned her he planned to pull his hand from his sleeve, proving that even an Oscar winning classic isn’t above a good dad joke…

Here at StudioBDC we live and breathe filmmaking. Follow us for more fun trivia and take a look at some results from our recent projects: studiobdc.com/results.

05/28/2026

Something doesn’t add up…
• Details shift
• Moments don’t connect
• The illusion breaks
Here’s the version that actually works.

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05/27/2026

Need fresh social media? StudioBDC creates, coordinates and posts social content tailored just for your business. Focus on your business while we grow your online presence with ease and creativity! Ready to make your brand stand out?
Check out what our clients have to say at studiobdc.com/results

05/26/2026

Orthochromatic film is an early black and white film stock rendering blue and green tones brightly while dramatically darkening reds on camera. You can see the effect throughout Sherlock Jr. (Dir. Buster Keaton, 1924), especially in the bright outdoor scenes and high contrast closeups. It is still used occasionally today in films like The Lighthouse ((Dir. Robert Eggers, 2019).

Some awards recognize the finished work. This one also gives us a chance to recognize the process behind it.DigiFlow hel...
05/26/2026

Some awards recognize the finished work. This one also gives us a chance to recognize the process behind it.

DigiFlow helps StudioBDC connect story development, production, editing, rollout, and delivery into one working system.

Rachel McClure led editorial and social media direction across the campaign. Bucky intercepted any stray biscuits.

We’re honored to receive the 2026 Communicator Award of Excellence for Integrated & Multi-Channel Campaigns.

Watch the winners here: StudioBDC Award Winners

05/25/2026

You can feel the confusion almost immediately…
�• Too many ideas�
• No clear throughline
�• Viewers work too hard�
Here’s the version that actually works. Story designed with clarity.

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05/22/2026

Did you know? The giant three lens Cinerama cameras used to film “How the West Was Won” (Dir. Henry Hathaway, George Marshall, John Ford, 1962) were so bulky and difficult to use that many scenes had to be staged completely differently than a traditional Hollywood production. Because of this and other challenges, it was also the last narrative feature filmed in the original three strip Cinerama process.

Here at StudioBDC we live and breathe filmmaking. Follow us for more fun trivia and take a look at some results from our recent projects: studiobdc.com/results.

We’re honored to receive a 2026 Communicator Award of Excellence for Integrated & Multi-Channel Campaigns in Features, V...
05/21/2026

We’re honored to receive a 2026 Communicator Award of Excellence for Integrated &
Multi-Channel Campaigns in Features, Video or Moving Image.
The recognition reflects work rooted in storytelling, editorial discipline, audience connection, and thoughtful campaign strategy.
This project reminded us that meaningful communication still matters, especially when stories are built around real people, real missions, and authentic human connection.
Grateful to our collaborators, creative partners, and the clients who trust StudioBDC to help bring those stories forward.
Watch the winners here: https://www.studiobdc.com/studiobdc-award

Back in D.C., where so much of my work began.Thank you to Great Minds for inviting StudioBDC to capture your 20-Year Leg...
05/21/2026

Back in D.C., where so much of my work began.

Thank you to Great Minds for inviting StudioBDC to capture your 20-Year Legacy Dinner at The Mayflower. Great Minds creates high-quality curriculum materials in math, English language arts, and science, supporting teachers and helping students build deeper knowledge.
The evening brought together celebration, recognition, and a clear sense of mission.

Huge thanks to the A-Team crew: Director of Photography Jay Mallin and Photographer Erika Nizborski. Capturing a night like this well takes experience, calm, and sharp instincts.
From Richmond to D.C. and around the world, when you want the best of the best, you want StudioBDC.

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