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1. Kam Edits - Redlands
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127 E State St, Redlands, CA 92374, United States
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For over 20 years we have been providing live video services for our valued clients by specializing in Live Streaming, I-mag (Image Magnification), and multi-camera live events, but yes, we can do anything you want, really!
We are centrally located in the Southern California Inland Empire and are no farther than 2 hours from L.A., San Diego, or Palm Springs (subject to traffic, of course). As such, we can get to those hard to reach places for a reasonable price.
When you go to a large event, such as a concert or graduation, you may find yourself looking at the big screens for a better view of what’s happening on stage. Someone has to put the video there. That’s us! Kam Edits can do in almost every circumstance you can imagine. Whether you need one camera, or more than one to support your vision, we can help!
Yes, we can also help you with any other type of video project you might have in mind. We’re happy to help you make your vision a reality!
All you have to do is relax and enjoy your event because we’ll prior to your event starting, checking all of our equipment, cables and internet connections!
Hi, I’m Kam! My wife, Renee, and I are the owners of Kam Edits. I graduated from BYU-Hawaii in 1998 with a degree in Pacific Island Studies, but hadn’t found a career I could settle into. We came back home to the mainland U.S. and literally traveled coast to coast trying to find . . . (read more)
At SBVC, I discovered that doing multi-camera live was where I wanted to be! I worked at KVCR, the local PBS station, as much as I possibly could. I didn’t care if they paid me, or not, I just wanted to do more live production. As a first semester student I volunteered to be a technical director – the guy that pushes the buttons and changes the camera scene on live TV. Al Gondoz, one of my good friends and mentors, was nervous about letting me take the reigns, but he took me under his wing and helped me through that first night. That experience was so awesome that I knew it’s what I wanted to continue doing in life!
In the year 2000, I completed my professional certificate in Television Broadcast at SBVC. For my final project, I, and Dany Schimpf, a close friend I made in the program, did our first multi-camera live to I-mag (Image Magnification) graduation. We pulled a crew together from current students, we gathered all of the equipment, and we made that year’s first ever SBVC graduation video happen! We have been video producing graduations together ever since.
That was also the same year I began Kam Edits. While I worked full-time on growing my little business, I started recording plays at the Yucaipa Little Theater using several Sony handy cameras and a small video mixer. For me, it was a lot of fun, but Renee was more concerned about our young family needing to eat! In my search for more work, Dany was there again to help. He was working for KBLM-TV, a small TV station in Riverside, CA, and hired me on crew. As part of my job there I was in charge of the team that explored and developed a live streaming strategy for television stations. We were on the cutting edge of technology, just not as quick to market as another streamer company: YouTube. I worked at KBLM for a few years and was still able to do some independent video work on the side, but my biggest leap forward was when I was invited back to SBVC as an instructor in their live TV program.
I taught for 12 years at SBVC in the KVCR studio overseeing countless multi-camera live studio and on-location productions. I was also instrumental in helping SBVC restart their producing multi-camera graduation videos, not to VHS like the old days, but live stream! This was right down my alley.
For over 20 years we have been providing live video services for our valued clients by specializing in Live Streaming, I-mag (Image Magnification), and multi-camera live events, but yes, we can do anything you want, really!
We are centrally located in the Southern California Inland Empire and are no farther than 2 hours from L.A., San Diego, or Palm Springs (subject to traffic, of course). As such, we can get to those hard to reach places for a reasonable price.
When you go to a large event, such as a concert or graduation, you may find yourself looking at the big screens for a better view of what’s happening on stage. Someone has to put the video there. That’s us! Kam Edits can do in almost every circumstance you can imagine. Whether you need one camera, or more than one to support your vision, we can help!
Yes, we can also help you with any other type of video project you might have in mind. We’re happy to help you make your vision a reality!
All you have to do is relax and enjoy your event because we’ll prior to your event starting, checking all of our equipment, cables and internet connections!
Hi, I’m Kam! My wife, Renee, and I are the owners of Kam Edits. I graduated from BYU-Hawaii in 1998 with a degree in Pacific Island Studies, but hadn’t found a career I could settle into. We came back home to the mainland U.S. and literally traveled coast to coast trying to find . . . (read more)
At SBVC, I discovered that doing multi-camera live was where I wanted to be! I worked at KVCR, the local PBS station, as much as I possibly could. I didn’t care if they paid me, or not, I just wanted to do more live production. As a first semester student I volunteered to be a technical director – the guy that pushes the buttons and changes the camera scene on live TV. Al Gondoz, one of my good friends and mentors, was nervous about letting me take the reigns, but he took me under his wing and helped me through that first night. That experience was so awesome that I knew it’s what I wanted to continue doing in life!
In the year 2000, I completed my professional certificate in Television Broadcast at SBVC. For my final project, I, and Dany Schimpf, a close friend I made in the program, did our first multi-camera live to I-mag (Image Magnification) graduation. We pulled a crew together from current students, we gathered all of the equipment, and we made that year’s first ever SBVC graduation video happen! We have been video producing graduations together ever since.
That was also the same year I began Kam Edits. While I worked full-time on growing my little business, I started recording plays at the Yucaipa Little Theater using several Sony handy cameras and a small video mixer. For me, it was a lot of fun, but Renee was more concerned about our young family needing to eat! In my search for more work, Dany was there again to help. He was working for KBLM-TV, a small TV station in Riverside, CA, and hired me on crew. As part of my job there I was in charge of the team that explored and developed a live streaming strategy for television stations. We were on the cutting edge of technology, just not as quick to market as another streamer company: YouTube. I worked at KBLM for a few years and was still able to do some independent video work on the side, but my biggest leap forward was when I was invited back to SBVC as an instructor in their live TV program.
I taught for 12 years at SBVC in the KVCR studio overseeing countless multi-camera live studio and on-location productions. I was also instrumental in helping SBVC restart their producing multi-camera graduation videos, not to VHS like the old days, but live stream! This was right down my alley.
