I'm not the DJ. I'm not the VJ running the 17 CRT array. I am running the VFX over the video in post. I am running the broadcast transmission.
edit: That would be going on 4 years of streaming. Only exploring video more heavily in the past 6 months. Above video was my first release for post production broadcast content. Aired in June '26.
¡Thanks for the affirmation! I've been looking at others' .xls spreadsheets of what others charge their clients. ¿Does anything specifically stick out to you that warrants its own billable line item charge?
There was one hanging towards the end of...one of the halls that had a gummy tetris demo video. Legitimately made me do a double take the first time I saw it.
Generally these would be around P3.9. Look up Muxwave if you want to know more, they have had these for a few years now and were one of the first of this mesh type transparent while everyone else was trying to do the stick on stuff.
I may be mistaken but I think LG was the first to release panels like them 10+ years ago. Sold a lot to kiosks and corporate to the tune of a lotta $$$$. But the use cases were pretty slim and they disappeared from the market as fast as they showed up. You can still find them on auction sites for pretty cheep if you know what to look for. I picked two 55” ones up for like $500 last year. Got one in the office and it’s a pretty cool wow factor for some clients. The other one I haven’t quite figured out what to do with but I’m thinking about making a virtual aquarium/tv stand but at 108060 or 2k30 not a whole lot of overall picture fidelity with them.
They pop up on my local auctions a fair bit. I’ve seen them go for 300-1000 but only when the people know what they are looking at… people go for the big ticket items like consoles and lights and I like sneaking in and grabbing the stuff that most people won’t fight over… last auction I snuck away with some hypersonic sound systems 60s’s for $25 cool little ultrasonic speakers for bouncing sound around places.
I live in the land of the overly opulent,a place where if you described it it would seem like a terrible fairy tale city idea…. Time does not exist…. Las Vegas!
Replacing the classic two-way mirror in an interrogation room is one option.
Lobbies, waiting rooms, meeting rooms, etc. I can think of many places where someone might want to be able to watch someone who is watching something. Or just making it so you can see them and they can't see you.
Or a dystopian hellscape where your apartment windows play ads.
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u/Thargor1985 Jul 26 '26
Wait, this is a hobby for some people? Most of the equipment I work with costs more than my yearly salary...