Featured Partner: OneLink for Everything
On this last day of Feb. a leap day at that, we found reasons to leap about. Interesting facts and stats include that Leapers do exist in Tallahassee. Florida Chamber’s Mark Wilson gave an eye-opening forecast on the state of Leon County. Plus, ‘tis the season for Spring events. Capturing those moments from weddings to corporate events with quality video is important. We gathered a list of videographers we know and found from the North Florida area. Did we miss someone talented in your network? Let us know!
Quick Summary
In this 102nd edition, here are the highlights:
TLH Facts: Today is a Leap Day / Year!
Economic Impact: FL Chamber Forecast
In the Spotlight: Videographers in North Florida
Featured Partner: Thank you OneLink for Everything!
TLH Events: Webinar, Festivals and more.
TLH FACTS
LEAP DAY
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When is Leap Day? Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024. 📆 Why do we have leap years? 🐸 The reason behind that extra day on Feb. 29th is more complicated than you think. | Florida Today
It only comes around once every 4 years and it’s always on February 29. Leap day is essential to ensure that our planet’s trip around the Sun is in sync with the seasons because the Earth takes 365 ¼ days to complete its orbit around the Sun. 🌞
If we don't observe leap years, our seasons will be thrown off. Every 755 years equinoxes and winter solstice would no longer align, so the middle of summer would become the middle of winter and vice versa.
Originally the Roman Calendar was based on the Lunar System and its calendar only had 355 days per year shorter than the solar year drifted out of sync with the seasons. That’s when Julius Ceasar introduced the Julian Calendar, a solar calendar that included the Leap year. The Julian Calendar became the Gregorian Calendar in 1582. The extra day in February every 4 years stuck.
Another fun fact, Leon County School’s staff member Chris Petley recognized 7 “Leapers,” students with a Leap Year Birthday and gave them Smallcakes Cupcakes. | LinkedIn
ECONOMIC IMPACT
FL CHAMBER FORECAST
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📈 Leon County brings in over $2K per hour to area economy, more than the entire state of Wisconsin in the same timeframe. | WTXL
Leon County added over 4,000 jobs to the local economy in the last year. 1 in every 72 new jobs in Florida is in Leon County.
For every 100 jobs open in the state of Florida, only 83 people are looking for work. In Leon County, only 55 people are vying for those 100 positions.
Leaders with the Florida Chamber of Commerce and Greater Tallahassee Chamber say the county needs to do more work on childhood learning and workforce development.
"If we fix early learning, we fix 1,000 other things.” - Mark Wilson, President/CEO (Florida Chamber of Commerce) | Tal Dem
TALENT
N. FL VIDEOGRAPHERS
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🎥 Videographers in North Florida offer a variety of services such as drones, video for social, TV commercials, and video podcasting. Specialties include video production, cinematography & photography, wedding videography, wedding packages, pro wedding photo & videography, and broadcasting & media production etc.
Here’s what we 😎 found:
Jared Olsen - Speak Visuals at Tallahassee
Steven K. - Wild Light Films at Tallahassee
Alex & Chelsea Workman - The Workmans at Tallahassee
RJ Nanuko - Nanuko Digital at Tallahassee
Vy Nguyen - Orange Video at Tallahassee
Adriel Conde - Eternal Image Wedding Films at Tallahassee
Juming Delmas - Juming Delmas Studios at Tallahassee
Pablo Rene - PABLO RENE at Jacksonville
Grace Ricker - Ricker Films at Jacksonville
Joseph Hardin - Joseph Hardin Films at Jacksonville
Caleb Randall - Randall Productions at Atlantic Beach
Kyle Gibbs - 850 Media Productions at Franklin County
FEATURED PARTNER
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THANK YOU, ONELINK!
We love our digital cards. February came and went, and we were able to feature monthly partner, OneLink for Everything all month. Here’s what we do for our partners.
20+ Unique Issue Features
Link to your web site, socials, and any promos.
Guest feature on CityClips Live(s) upon request
Livestream reach through co-founder’s channels & network on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram with a combined following of over 5,000+
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Contact [email protected] to claim your spot.
TLH EVENTS
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Webinar
Mar. 7th, Fri. 12 PM to 1 PM EST at Online Event: High-Temperature Superconductor Technologies and Fusion Energy hosted by Dir. Jeff Whalen, MagCorp | Free Register
Festival
Mar. 2nd, Sat. 11 AM to 3 PM EST at Intramural Fields at Tallahassee Community College: Cleaver and Cork: The Food and Wine Festival | Ticket price range: $125 to $300 Register
Mar. 23rd, Sat. 10 AM to 2 PM EST at Kleman Plaza: Tallahassee History Festival by Tallahassee Community College | Learn More
Dance
Mar. 9th, Sat. 8 AM EST at FAMU AL Lawson Multipurpose Center: Black Culture Cheer & Dance Mental Health Competition | Ticket price range: $15 to $20 Tickets
Things to Do
Mar. 9th, Sat. 7:30 PM EST at Ruby Diamond Concert Hall: Mandy Patinkin in Concert: Being Alive with Adam Ben-David on Piano | Ticket price range: $55 to $70 Tickets
Mar. 16th, Sat. 1 PM to 8 PM EST at Tallahassee, Florida 32310 United States: Tallahassee Shamrock Stroll St. Patrick's Day Weekend Bar Crawl | Tickets
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