Pro Juicers - Nick and Arlo

[Pro Juice TV]

Hello All

We are 2 peeps from Melbourne Australia...

Myself (Nick) and Arlo started working together on music videos and television projects about 2 years ago... and we're still loving it.

I'm an editor by trade, cutting mostly docos, music videos and some drama. Mostly working for the public broadcasters (ABC and SBS) as well as a host of indpendent production houses. My favourite piece to date is a 1-hour documentary on East Timor that was broadcast last year. I've also directed a number of music videos and some magazine-style segments for sports shows.

Arlo is a music producer and DJ. He has a home studio and puts out some seriously cool tunes. His last single was in the ARIA Dance charts here in Australia for 10 weeks. He's made a few music videos for his alter ego, Smile on Impact. He is also a TV presenter on the rise!!

Together we started an online venture called Pro Jucie TV. It consits of video, audio and multimedia tutorials, as well as interviews, competitions, music videos and showcases heaps of other peoples cool work. We're trying to get it up as a television series but need to convince the head honchos of the networks that our industry is not small/niche/unimportant and deserves a voice on television!!

Here's hoping...

Looking forward to contributing to the wealth of knowledge on this great forum and hopefully can learn as well!

Peace Out

Nick

Pro Juice TV
www.projuice.org

[Steve Grisetti]

Welcome to Muvipix, guys! And thanks for including a link to us on your site!

[Bill Hunt]

I, too, appreciate your first posting to your site, with some interesting tutorials. I thought that they were a great start, and hope to see more.

Also, a thank you, for linking to Muvipix on your site. I do not think that one can too many tutorials, and informative articles at their disposal. I've seen many times, where a subscriber wants to do something. The first tutorial link does not do it for them. The second link still leaves them scratching their heads, and finally a thrid tutorial does it for them. The tutorials all say basically the same thing, but one does it, while others do not - for that person. Same for informative articles - some hit home, while others go over their heads.

The more, the better.

Keep up the good work, and thanks for noticing this forum/site.

Hunt

[Ron]

Welcome, gentlemen! Here's to the future

[Chuck Engels]

Welcome to Muvipix and thanks for the introduction
Your site is going to be a great resource for our members I'm sure.
Keep up the good work and keep us informed of what's going on over there.
Your members are welcome here anytime and if we can help in any way just let us know

Now if we could get more people to post something about themselves here