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ESPN – BCS Championship 2012 Open

The BCS Championship is the most important game of the year for any college team lucky enough to make it. Many consider it the most important game in college football, period. For this year’s historic game, hscusa.tv created the title sequence graphics and traveled to Tuscaloosa and Baton Rouge to …

ESPN – Heisman Trophy Presentation Open 2011

Every year since 1935, an individual from the NCAA football league is honored for their outstanding ability and performance. Just as a player crafts the perfect season, so too does an artisan craft the trophy awarded to said player. In this opening sequence, hscusa.tv created a dreamscape that explores the thought …

Tough Mudder Trailer 2012

Jalbert Productions Intl. brought on hscusa.tv to shoot the collection of Phantom footage featured in this Tough Mudder video. These events are hardcore 10-12 mile obstacle courses designed by British Special Forces to test strength, stamina, mental grit, and camaraderie. Tough Mudder is also a proud supporter of the Wounded …

Joe Terranova – Buy High, Sell Higher

Fully produced by hscusa.tv, this online promo was shot entirely on the Phantom camera and all editing and graphics were done in-house. In Buy High, Sell Higher, Joe Terranova, a series regular on CNBC’s Fast Money and the Chief Market Strategist for Virtus Investment Partners, dispenses counter-intuitive advice that will help …

“Investing in America” Open Wins 2011 CableFAX Award

The introduction created by hscusa.tv for CNBC’s “Investing in America” with President Obama has won a 2011 CableFAX Program & Top Ops Award for Best Opening Sequence. Winners were announced October 18, 2011.

History: Deconstructed – Hoover Dam

History: Deconstructed is a web series that focuses on some of history’s most famous places and structures. hscusa.tv provided full post production services for this episode about engineering marvel, the Hoover Dam, using a mix of Cinema 4D and After Effects animation. For more on History: Deconstructed Click Here