Mobile studio 1 travels to Keystone, Colorado with Rocky Mountain PBS to produce a discussion on Healthcare on Colorado State of Mind.

The 10 person production team used ms1 with 3 cameras, 5 microphones, Lead Talent, and 4 guests.

Nick Arnold gathers audio and video at the Betty Ford Garden in Vail, Colorado. This garden will be profiled within Dig In (our original local show) within the next few weeks. It is believed to be the world’s highest botanical gardens

The episode will be available at http://digincolorado.com

Mobile studio 1 will be on display – come see us on August 5th at 5:00pm at Summer Toast (Denver’s Premier Marketing “Schmoozer”). The event will be held at the Tabor Center in downtown Denver.

Get more info on Summer Toast at http://summertoast.com

Mobile studio 1 has begun producing video at nightvision music festival! 5 cameras, and 2 jumbotrons – a crew of 6 (for 2 days).

Mobile studio 1 summited Monarch Pass today. This pivotal moment took the HD production trailer over the continental divide for the first time. Ms1 is on the way to the Nightvision Music Festival in Olathe, Colorado where it will run the video for the jumbotron large screen monitors at the festival. Our crew of 6 people will run cameras and video systems for an expected attendance of 30,000 people.

Yellow Gal High Definition (YGHD) will travel to Olathe, Colorado on Thursday to head up video production efforts for two jumbotron led screens at a large music festival.

Nightvision is a Christian Music Festival, which takes place at the Olathe Community Park. Tens of thousand of people will enjoy more than 20 performances. A crew of 6 people will work out of Mobile Studio 1 (ms1) at the festival over two separate days.

Mobile studio 1 broadcasted it’s first images last week at a celebration for the Bill Daniel’s Fund. The 4 camera shoot was streamed in HD to 5 regional universities. In conjunction with Rocky Mountain PBS, Yellow Gal High Definition (YGHD) produced one hour of full HD programming, while displaying the feed on a large screen at Denver University’s Ritchie Center.

“What we have done is quite simply amazing. I couldn’t be more pleased with Mobile Studio 1’s successful start,” said Blaine Howerton, YGHD Executive.

Ms1 will travel around Colorado this summer, producing video for jumbotron’s at festivals, and for multiple camera HD broadcasts.

Denver’s newest mobile High Definition Production vehicle is showing progress with the completion of our on-board ethernet wiring.  This system can support up to 48 simultaneous computer or computer network connections.   The system is fully patchable, giving MS1 Engineering staff the flexibility it needs in different on-location environments.

Some statistics:

• More than 1,000 feet of Cat5e ethernet wiring was installed into the mobile production studio
• There are nearly 100 ethernet  connectors on 5 separate wiring systems throughout the mobile high definition studio
• The ethernet system took approximately 40 hours to complete, including cutting custom cables, crimping connectors, and running wiring through a new cable running system.
• The new ethernet system will be used to support MS1’s critical High Defintion computer systems, and it will be used to create a mobile Local Area Network.

For more information on MS1, go to our web site at http://www.yghdtv.com/mobile-studio/

Produced for playback on http://www.ks1075.com, YGHD profiles the credit class at Denver Community Credit Union.  Join us as we show you some highlights.

YGHD was proud to partner with 104.3 The Fan, KS107.5, and KYGO to promote Arby’s in a $1,000 a week giveaway campaign.

Not only will these videos be promoted on the radio stations and their websites but Arby’s will also be distributing them to all their locations in this area for their customers to watch while they eat.