Okay, perhaps the title of this post sounds a little strange. What we mean to say is that two of our Java Post Production employees - Randy Shumay and Doug Russell - recently had the chance to get up close and personal with the CFL Grey Cup. When they are not working at Java Post, Randy and Doug work for the Saskatchewan Roughriders' game-day MaxTron crew - helping provide the live production…

Despite the currentl frigid weather in Regina, the Java Post Aerial Photography crew took to the air in a residential Regina neighbourhood earlier this week to document a project for Failsafe House Lifting. As you might guess from their business name, Failsafe House Lifting specializes, obviously, in lifting houses. Java Post flight supervisor Ted Delanghe cleared our proposed flight plan through…

During this spell of frightfully frigid weather in Regina, there's at least one person at Java Post Production who is curling up for warmth near an open flame. Our animator, Kevin Drysdale, has been working away on a soon-to-be-released animated web commercial for SaskEnergy, produced through MGM Communications. Here you can see Kevin working on an animated natural gas "flame" that will play a…

Java Post Production recently completed a third animated commercial for CUPE Saskatchewan, entitled "Scenery." This is a continuation of the animation style previously established in the first two commercials. An extra challenge for Java Post animators Kevin Drysdale and Tomás Ibar was that the animated characters were not just going to be walking or running but, as you can see in the…

Why is this man smiling? And why is he wearing a silly party hat? Well, he's smiling because today is his birthday. And he's wearing a silly party hat because a couple of his employees had access to Google and PhotoShop. Everyone here at Java Post Production wishes a very happy birthday to "Java Jack" Tunnicliffe, the driving force behind Java Post and our very dear friend and colleague.…

Our Java Post Production crew (Trevor Bennett and Jack Tunnicliffe, pictured left to right, below) were out in the bright - but chilly - winter sunshine today, working with the good folks at Phoenix Group on a new campaign for the Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC). Jack and Trevor used the Java Post Aerial Photography Javacopter for tracking shots, following an STC passenger bus as it…

The 41st annual Saskatchewan Safety Council Industrial Safety Seminar wrapped up this Tuesday at Prairieland Exhibition Park in Saskatoon, and the Java Post Production Steadi-arm camera was there for a quick video tour. Java Post was pleased to be one of the many safety-related companies taking part in the trade show exhibition. Our team had the opportunity to talk with - and learn from - many…

Back in the 1880s when settlers first arrived in this area located approximately 30km northwest of Regina, they called it Happy Hollow. Now it's known as the Lumsden Valley. (That interweb thingy sure knows a lot of stuff, doesn't it?) Our Java Post Aerial Photography crew was happy (but not hollow) to be out there one sunny afternoon to capture a few lovely views of this scenic, rural area.…

There's an old joke that suggests that one of the great things about Southern Saskatchewan is that there aren't any pesky mountains to get in the way of the scenery. For many of us who were raised in the prairies, those wide open skies and endless rural vistas are part of who we are, even if we may be several generations removed from actual rural life. And, like a hawk soaring in the summer…

In keeping with our motto "If it's news to you, it's news to us!"*, Java Post Production has some news for you! We're proud to announce our brand-spanking new, improved YouTube channel. Just go to http://www.youtube.com, search "Java Post Production Inc" and subscribe.  Or use this easy-to-remember* direct link: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsIbK22dBXGQrUHpqCPZ4fwWatch for…

The Big Muddy Badlands area is a rugged and beautiful part of southern Saskatchewan, so named because it is situated along Big Muddy Creek...a creek which we can assume was both big and...wait for it...muddy. The landscape here sure puts the boots to the oft-told but incorrect assumption that Saskatchewan is nothing but miles and miles of waving wheat fields. Described as wildly scenic, the Big…