Are you having a stressful day at work? Who doesn’t from time to time? But it’s not always convenient to step out for a sanity break. How about just stepping into another room? And would a furry little creature lift your spirits? More and…
My Dad’s big, burly farm boys were two scrawny little girls. My sister, Nora, and I learned early on that when Dad said to move the pigs from here to there, we needed to think like a pig, as the pigs outweighed us many times…
25 years ago (June 4th, 1990), we embarked upon our maiden voyage as a post-production house. A lot has changed since then but one thing is for sure; CRASH+SUES continues churning out exciting top shelf work! Want to see what we’ve been up to lately? …
The folks at Brian Hurley Creative & NoWare Media were brave to take on working with precocious kids in a series of TV spots to introduce MOM’s Best brand of all-natural, environmentally conscious cereals…. and Sue sure had fun doing the color! Matthew Kroese did…
SUE has an unsurpassed eye for color that has added the needed final touch to commercials, films + digital for over 30 years. 25 of those years have been with CRASH+SUES. (C+S turned 25 on June 4th.) Yes – she is the ‘SUES’ in…
Have you ever wondered how musical composers write music? Well, throughout the ages, and even today, there have been many unique techniques for orchestrating music. In this featured, MPR Class Notes video, we team up with Jake Runestad, a local composer, to see what methods…
Growing up on a farm, time and money were in short supply, but that didn’t mean we could let our ‘quality’ suffer. The hay had to be put up before the rain hit and the grain had to be harvested before the winter snow. Moldy…
When I was little I wanted to be a farmer, basketball player, the President and the first honest lawyer. Growing up on a farm and having a small hobby farm now, I have been a farmer in a sense. And I did work in…
If you haven’t noticed, CRASH+SUES has really started hitting the blogosphere with loads of interesting content from the folks who work here. It’s been great so far, but I’m sure there are a few readers who have no idea who some of us are. So…
First things first: What is a codec? A codec is a method of Compressing / Decompressing information. CoDec. The Compressor part takes large files and turns ’em into smaller ones, the Decompressor takes those small files, and makes ’em readable again by your computer. …