by Walt Carvalho
As things evolve so quickly, our daily habits are transforming new technologies and rearranging the potential that each of those technologies hold.
Our increased mobility as social media users have extended way beyond SMS (phone texting). We now leave wall posts and images on facebook as well as tweets from visits to the park. Read more
by Walt Carvalho
Graduation ceremonies seem to all share common traits.
There are a lot of people in the audience that may say that graduation ceremonies almost always take way too long. Well, I guess if you spent three or four hours sitting on a hard seat while staring into the sun on a hot June day you would probably agree.
The other traits, however, is what I would like to talk about here. Read more
by Walt Carvalho
I’ve been noticing some recent movement in television writing and direction. There appears to be a move in the works to minimize the relevance of social media in our lives. Fear has been a guaranteed trigger point for the networks to build strategies around. Producing fear in the viewer is obviously an attention getter before the agenda is delivered, however, with issues such as facebook security questions arising, the tactics have increased. Read more
by Walt Carvalho
Excitement usually grows as summer nears.
We’ve been sharing ideas dealing with social media, positive mindsets, creativity and inspiration with you. Now, we are introducing something new on theCarvalhoGroup.com. website leading into the summer.
We are very enthusiastic about our plans to bring some real life stories to you.
It’s about people, who even in rough times, figured out ways to succeed. It’s about thinking in creative ways to become unique. It’s about dreams and following them.
We look forward to sharing these stories with you.
Get Creative. Get Social.
by Walt Carvalho
Impressions made in the early life of a piece of video content, such as apple’s depiction of the 1984 commercial takeoff, having a girl rush the audience in defiance throwing a hammer at a hypnotic dictatorial speaker within a black and white screen image. The impact left by such depictions has had ongoing effects. Thirty seconds of visual content can last for decades.
A finely crafted video resonates long after it’s initial launch. Read more