Amazing On Stage: The Dos and Don’ts of an Effective PowerPoint
Anyone who has seen their share of PowerPoint presentations may think an alternate name for one of these would be Bedtime Story.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Anyone who has seen their share of PowerPoint presentations may think an alternate name for one of these would be Bedtime Story.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
We’re all trying to make the world a better place, aren’t we? We’ve created a useful product, fulfilled a needed service or found a beneficial niche. We made a better sandwich, sang an inspirational song or figured out how to do that one little logistical thing you hate to do yourself.
Video is everywhere. It’s on your Facebook page. It’s on your website. It’s on Twitter and Instagram. It’s on one site after another. So, you know you want to use video as a tool to tell people who you are and what you’re about, whether you are a small business, a lone artist or a group with a cause or event.
In Greek mythology lived a giant with a hundred eyes. It was pretty hard to get anything past him, because he always kept a few eyes open, even when he slept. His name was Argos (or Argus) Panoptes, which means “all-seeing.” While pictures of this big fellow covered with eyes may be a bit unsettling, there is nothing unsettling about his namesake here in Boise — Argos Productions.
Wonder Truly – Starting Line Back in 2015, before Argos Productions was a thought in our heads, Jeston befriended an inspiring musician on the cruise ship that he was working on. Wonder (yes, that’s her name) was creating beautiful music to entertain the guests aboard the Carnival Miracle. One evening, Wonder demoed a couple songs …