Next Is Now

10.04.30

I don’t usually write about client work, but I’m pretty psyched about this video we produced for Rogers so I’m making an exception.

The video features some of the coolest stats and facts we could find about the changing world of communications technology and really – I think – captures the sense of acceleration that technology is fueling nowadays.

One of my favourite stats personally is that by 2017, there will be 7-trillion connected devices – that’s 1,000 for each person alive. That’s just crazy.

Check it out – what do you think?

Posted in: Thornley Fallis Communications, video

Tags:

Post comment as
twitter logo facebook logo
Sort: Newest | Oldest
Employee of the Year

Hi Dave- I love the video. You need to do another one that shows how Rogers supports other iconic Canadian businesses and institutions by connecting them with the people who use their services. We are at the heart of a lot of activity and there is a great story there.

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Bryan Longoria

Dave, that was an inteteresting video. I've seen most of that data, but this format was the most interesting to watch. I really liked the projector concept and the facts. Great video!

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Patrice Cloutier

Thanks Dave ... will be useful ... still people who need to be convinced that communications are now driven by your audiences ... you jump in or you miss the train ...

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Sarah W.

Hey Dave, What editing software did you use for this video? It looks great!

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Dave Fleet

Hey Sarah, We used Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 to edit the video. Cheers, Dave

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Karim Kanji

1000 devices per person?! Krazy! Let's see, a kindle, inspector gadget watch, wireless communicator, phaser (ala star trek), car, fridge, radio, etc...Yeah, maybe the video is right. Or maybe Apple or Rogers will finally invent the ultimate Swiss Army of tech devices. 1000 in 1! Great video by the way! kk

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
David Weedmark

Excellent work Dave! The world is changing fast... faster... scary fast!

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Bryan Longoria

Dave, that was an inteteresting video. I've seen most of that data, but this format was the most interesting to watch. I really liked the projector concept and the facts. Great video!

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Patrice Cloutier

Thanks Dave ... will be useful ... still people who need to be convinced that communications are now driven by your audiences ... you jump in or you miss the train ...

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Sarah W.

Hey Dave,

What editing software did you use for this video? It looks great!

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Dave Fleet

Hey Sarah,

We used Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 to edit the video.

Cheers,

Dave

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
Karim Kanji

1000 devices per person?! Krazy! Let's see, a kindle, inspector gadget watch, wireless communicator, phaser (ala star trek), car, fridge, radio, etc...Yeah, maybe the video is right. Or maybe Apple or Rogers will finally invent the ultimate Swiss Army of tech devices. 1000 in 1!

Great video by the way!

kk

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like
David Weedmark

Excellent work Dave! The world is changing fast... faster... scary fast!

share
  • spam
  • offensive
  • disagree
  • off topic
 Like

Trackbacks

  1. DavidWeedmark (David Weedmark) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 11:34 am

    Twitter Comment


    awesome! RT @davefleet: I don’t usually blog about client work, but I love this video: [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  2. 4sitemarketing (Scott Mckeagan) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 12:02 pm

    Twitter Comment


    Well Done! RT @davefleet: I don’t usually blog about client work, but I love this video: [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  3. cortneyander (Cortney Anderson) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 12:04 pm

    Twitter Comment


    Really well done. Congrats RT @davefleet – I don’t usually blog about client work, but I love this video: [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  4. formidabletech (Michelle Gillies) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 12:20 pm

    Twitter Comment


    @davefleet Great video & worth blogging about. The stats are amazing. Boggles just thinking about it.

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  5. michaelocc (Michael O'CC) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 12:21 pm

    Twitter Comment


    @davefleet Actually, that really is pretty darn cool. I’d RT the balls off of this: http://bit.ly/dw0Vqd

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  6. BrettPohlman (Brett Pohlman) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 1:02 pm

    Twitter Comment


    Great video on communication/tech stats | Next Is Now [link to post] (via @DaveFleet)

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  7. mziarko (Mike Ziarko) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 1:12 pm

    Twitter Comment


    Great 4 minute video on the rapid rate of change in comm. technology. RT @davefleet Next Is Now [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  8. DanDan4D (Dan Danford, AdFarm) says:
    April 30, 2010 at 2:02 pm

    Twitter Comment


    By 2017, there will be 7-trillion connected devices – that’s 1,000 for each person alive.RT @davefleet Next Is Now [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  9. kimbergjohnson (Kimber Johnson) says:
    May 1, 2010 at 7:57 am

    Twitter Comment


    Some interesting and updated facts… Next Is Now… [link to post] (from Dave Fleet)

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  10. love_lines (Love Lines) says:
    May 2, 2010 at 3:36 pm

    Twitter Comment


    RT @davefleet Next Is Now [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  11. michellekostya (Michelle Kostya) says:
    May 2, 2010 at 5:01 pm

    Twitter Comment


    Nice work Dave! RT @davefleet Next Is Now [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  12. DavidWeedmark (David Weedmark) says:
    May 2, 2010 at 5:02 pm

    Twitter Comment


    I just had to watch this video again. Goosebumps. (Seriously) RT @davefleet Next Is Now [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  13. IanRobinson (Ian Robinson) says:
    May 2, 2010 at 5:03 pm

    Twitter Comment


    RT @DavidWeedmark: I just had to watch this video again. Goosebumps. (Seriously) RT @davefleet Next Is Now [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  14. Video Marketing for Writers says:
    May 26, 2010 at 1:44 pm

    [...] Thornley Falls Communications (The folks who created that fantastic [...]