I’ve spent a fair amount of time behind the camera writing and directing t.v. commercials, but I found out yesterday that things are a lot different in FRONT of the camera! Actually, I didn’t get much camera time last night. My producers and I spent most of our time discussing different avenues that might help us to present the information in a manner that is easy to understand. This project is taking a lot of time, but at least we are making progress! Here I am stumbling over practicing some of my lines, hehe
Archive for category Everything Else
DVD Shoot Day 2
Aug 31
A Sneak Peek
Aug 27
Finally, after a year of planning, setbacks, starting, stopping, and overall aggravation, I have once again resumed production of my Full Cap DVD. So far we have managed to get all of the video footage for the template section and even managed to film an attachment and styling.
There is still LOTS of work to do. We still have to shoot the rest of the material that is covered in my Full Cap eBook, and I have to do the voiceover for the entire DVD, some narration shots, etc., not to mention the fact that I will have to sit in on all of the editing, so I have my work cut out for me over the next couple of weeks.
Here is a shot of the template I made
Templates are EASY to make!
I also shot a little behind the scenes just because I’m so excited that this thing is finally coming together. Here’s a ROUGH edit if you want a peek
Contact Me!
Aug 3
The past several months things have been pretty busy for me with the launch of the RemySoft product line, the new blog, the final editing of my Full Cap eBook, and plans to continue with the production of my Full Cap DVD. So far I have been able to keep up with answering all of my emails, and as long as I have the time I will continue to help anyone who has questions regarding Full Caps or hair replacement in general.
For the benefit of all of my readers, I have introduced a new category entitled “Reader Mailbag” where I will post questions that are sent to me via email, along with my answers in a blog post, if I feel that it might be of benefit to other readers. Keep in mind that I will not include any of your personal information in the post, but if you wish to not have your question answered on the blog itself, please let me know when you contact me.
One more thing-
With all of the transitions and transformations recently, I have ended up with several different email addresses. I still receive email at all of them, but I am trying to consolidate, so if you need to contact me please use one of the email addy’s below.
For questions regarding the RemySoft line of products, please contact:
sales@RemySoftHair.com
For all other inquiries you can reach me at:
JRob@HairJive.com
Look forward to hearing from you!
I know this blog is fairly new and I haven’t yet officially announced it, but if anyone reading has any questions or comments please feel free to post them in the comments section!
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Full Cap eBook Now Online
Jul 21
I am happy to announce that the editing for my Full Cap eBook is finally complete, and it is now available here, on my blog, free of charge.
This eBook is based upon the same material as my Full Cap DVD, and has taken many hours to complete, so I hope that it provides you with a good foundation to help you get started.
In the near future, I am planning to offer a downloadable .pdf version of this eBook, complete with full color pictures and illustrations. Be sure to sign up for my newsletter to get all the updates!
Click here to begin with the Introduction Page of my Full Cap eBook and follow the links at the bottom of each page to continue. You can also use the links on the right side of this page to review any of the chapters at a later time.
If you find my Full Cap eBook helpful, please help others by spreading the word!
Welcome To My Blog!
Jul 14
With so much interest in Full Caps these days, I have decided to chronicle my hair replacement experience with the hope that others will be able to benefit from the tips and techniques that several of us Full Cap wearers have been developing for the past couple of years.
One of my first Full Cap units, September, 2008
I get a ton of emails, especially from younger guys who are looking for a hairloss solution. We have recently made a lot of progress with Full Caps and many people are actually beginning to look at it as a first option.
I still recommend that some people start out with a topper, especially if they have strong side, temple, and nape hair, but from the pictures that these younger guys are sending me of hairstyles they would like to achieve, it is clear to see that it would it be difficult (if not impossible) to reproduce some of these styles with their existing hair. The irony is that a Full Cap will actually be easier and will give much more flexibility to achieve the modern styles the younger guys are looking for.
This is especially true with medium length and longer hair styles, but recently we have proven that with proper ventilation and density a Full Cap can be cut shorter than we previously thought possible.
For young and old alike, the stigma and mystery that has surrounded the Full Cap is slowly being replaced by acceptance and in some cases amazement!
Once again, welcome. I hope that I can help others through my experiences, and I encourage you to post comments for the benefit of everyone who is interested.