Pictures in a Row (PICROW) Studios just completed the first spot introducing Amazon’s new Prime Wardrobe service. The Amazon Prime Wardrobe video demonstrates how the new shopping program works.
Try Before You Buy
“The idea is as American as apple pie,” says PICROW founder Peter Lang of Amazon’s beta roll-out of Amazon Prime Wardrobe.“Try before you buy, and the more you buy, the more you save, up to 20 percent off your order. Free pickup for the orders you don’t want,” the voiceover says in the snappy short. Amazon customers will receive their boxes of Prime Wardrobe items at their door, shipped free of charge. Amazon has over one million pieces available from the most popular brands and designers. Customers have seven days to try on clothing and accessories in the comfort of their own homes. “Prime Wardrobe takes advantage of the ultimate fitting room—your room.
The PICROW Touch
The shoot consisted of two units working simultaneously. The directors were Benjamin Nussbaum, Joseph Remerowski, and Charles Son, the three collectively known as The Hall. Charles Son also worked as a director of photography with Peter Lang. Producer Sharon Groh oversaw the production staff of thirteen talent and over fifty-five crew, which included many of PICROW’s in-house production staff. PICROW’s staff editor, Gregory Nussbaum, completed the edit and post.
Peter Lang and PICROW embarked on the Amazon collaboration several years ago, when the studio started producing for the online giant. The relationship has since evolved, making PICROW a go-to production resource, most notably for Jill Soloway’s Emmy-nominated Transparent and I Love Dick, and the acclaimed shows Mozart In The Jungle, Goliath, and Patriot, as well as others.
About PICROW
Pictures in a Row (PICROW) Studios is a new hybrid — the combination of a studio, production house, and post facility. Equipped with distinguished directors, digital talent, and both full time development and production staffs, PICROW creates content spanning from film and television to commercials and digital media. The company is headquartered at 736 Seward St., Hollywood, CA 90038. For more information, go to www.picrow.com
Simian Gets An Evolutionary Boost For Collaboration, Reveals “Teams”
Simian, the showreel-building, review & approval, and production asset management platform used globally by creative leaders, is kicking off this fall season with a substantial leap forward for collaboration and project management – with more updates on the way during the holidays!
The new feature, aptly dubbed “Teams”, makes it easier than ever for users to give project responsibilities to team members and clients alike. “You can never have too many options when it comes to permission levels,” says Jay Brooks, Simian’s Chief Technology Officer. “Teams provides a streamlined way to assign multiple users to a project at once.”
“Teams are very powerful, but creating one is effortless,” Brian Atton, Simian’s Chief Operating Officer explains. “Simply enter a Team name, add members, and then apply the newly made Team to any desired project. You can even invite temporary guests without changing settings for other projects or needing to create a new Team.”
“We love helping our clients by providing efficient tools to improve their workflow, and this has been a frequently requested feature as of late,” shares Kellie Atton, Head of Sales at Simian. “It feels great to get Teams out into the wild because I know it’s going to be tremendously helpful to everyone who uses it”.
Teams is now available exclusively to Simian’s enterprise clients. Simian plans to release more product upgrades and enhancements during Q4 2024 and 2025 for enterprise and non-enterprise users, continuing its ongoing evolution as the industry’s leading production asset management solution.
For more information on Simian upgrades and features, visit https://www.gosimian.com/
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