by twistedmedia | Oct 12, 2012 | Broadcast & Theatrical, News
We’ve been hard at work creating visuals for the new comedy series Legit, starring Jim Jeffries. The Twisted Media team will be creating a variety of visuals including mock tv shows as set dressing, and interactive websites for the actors to work with.
by twistedmedia | Sep 13, 2012 | Broadcast & Theatrical, News, On Set Computer Graphics
We just completed a bit of work on the season finale of Rizzoli and Isles…can’t wait to see! Stay tuned for more details.
by twistedmedia | Aug 20, 2012 | Broadcast & Theatrical
We recently completed work on some high-tech interface graphics for Burn Notice. More to come!
by twistedmedia | Jul 9, 2012 | News
Dean (Devlin) shared this pic; cannot WAIT to see this episode! Hot.
by twistedmedia | Jun 21, 2012 | News
Lots of work went into this set for Leverage, an NSA intelligence truck with monitors EVERYWHERE. Gak for days!
by twistedmedia | Jun 15, 2012 | Broadcast & Theatrical
Completed graphic design work on Necessary Roughness; thanks to producer Kelly Manners for bringing us on board. Details to come!
by twistedmedia | Apr 21, 2012 | News
Did a real-time webcam link on set, so that Beth Reisgraf (Parker) could interact and be shot practically, with the other actors who were in HQ. The setup worked out great, and Jonathan Frakes (director) was quite happy! Image courtesy of Beth.
by twistedmedia | Feb 24, 2012 | News
This week we start production on season 5 of Leverage…there will be new heists, new spy tech for us to help bring to life, and a new city for the Leverage team! Portland, Oregon. Well…it’s a new city for the characters of the show. They’ve been...
by twistedmedia | Feb 13, 2012 | Broadcast & Theatrical, Motion Picture Graphics, On Set Computer Graphics
The Twisted Media team was hired to help out with a practical graphic for the Warner Brothers movie “A Dolphin Tale”. Working with the art department on the film, we took the graphical ideas and produced an interactive application the actors could work...
