Terence consistently showed up for live-stream video work twice a week for months on end, diligently committing himself to the audience who were not able to make it to church on Saturday and a weekly seminar. He was always eager to improve outcomes and went above and beyond the call of duty in pursuit of that. It is obviously his passion and it’s good to see him taking it to the next level as a business.
I’ve worked with Terence on music videos and commissioned him to do post-production of live music mixing for our Aussie rock band Stone Rising when we toured Sweden. Look us up on YouTube and see for yourself. He’s highly skilled at audio production and takes pride in his work.
I’ve commissioned Terence to do publicity shots for my boutique Kung Fu business. His camera is an extension of who he is as a being because of his love of the visual frame and the dancing light. My only regret with Terence is that we haven’t worked on more projects together before he switched up his game yet again.
I’ve known Terence professionally since the late 90s. He wrote a suite of apps making up the Lecture Streaming system for the University of Canberra in the early 2000s. He has a deep I.T. skill-set which is suited to the demanding needs of the mission-critical and sometimes chaotic technical environment that is live-stream video. High-tech video delivery will be part of what we do together moving forward at NDX.