We just can’t stop with the stop motion animation. Here are two of our favorites shot in the studio this month.
Read MoreIn honor of National Bloody Mary Day, we’re sharing two versions made with Beefeater Gin by by Pernod Ricard’s National Mixologist, Jane Danger.
Read MoreSince it’s cold AF… Warm up with this Orange Black Tea Toddy with Chivas Regal by Pernod Ricard’s National Mixologist, Jane Danger.
Read MoreA lot of patience and a little stop motion animation later, and this masterpiece is complete.
Read MoreWould it be too predictable to say this Starry Night cocktail is out of this world?
Read MoreThis festive Cranberry Bramble is a Winter wonderland in your mouth.
Read MoreHave you heard? FML now offers stop motion animation, guaranteed to make thumbs stop scrolling past your brand’s content.
Read More‘Tis the season for Bacardi’s 2020 Legacy Competition to get underway, presented in partnership with the Tales of the Cocktail Foundation. Meet the El Tiempo cocktail by NYC bartender and friend of FML, Samuel Willy.
Read MoreOur friends at Cavern New York stopped by the studio to take in a whiff of inspiration before partnering with us on a custom candle collab. Read on for the inspo and details on how to win one of your own…
Read MoreWe shoot it, you sip it – Thanksgiving edition. Whether you’re feeling thankful with family or friends, here’s a festive Thanksgiving Punch recipe by Mixologist Jane Danger.
Read More“Keep in mind instagram recruiting means employers are looking at your Instagram posts and engagements to see how you communicate. In fact, Rachel Ford, president and co-founder of Ford Media Lab says, ‘Hiring managers look for both hard and soft skills, and it’s widely accepted that soft skills are the most difficult to teach.’ She explains, ‘Social media can provide clues to these ‘unteachable’ skills, like tone of voice, organization, and attention to detail.’”
Read More“Time and time again, we hear from brands who are frustrated that their events are not resulting in meaningful social media mentions and activity. How can they quantify ROI if no one posted?” -Rachel Ford
Read MoreFor this image, angles are particularly important, so take note of where your camera is. Objects closest to the camera will always appear larger, and a slightly elevated camera angle while standing can offer a slimming effect, if that’s what you’re after, says Ford. “Pay attention to how you hold yourself. Keep limbs spaced from the body, face pinkies forward over thumbs, and watch your posture,” he adds.
Read MoreFML President, Rachel Ford, was tapped to share insights for Facebook and Instagram ads with other women business owners at the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) Small Business Bootcamp, held at Yelp in NYC.
Read MoreToday’s 24/7 marketplace doesn’t stop, so why shouldn’t your method of content acquisition adapt? The answer is to find an ongoing source of content photography, defined as a strategic form of commercial and editorial photography focused on creating relevant and consistent visual content for brand storytelling.
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