(PRLEAP.COM) For many, the word “technology” is like trying to understand a foreign language. Some find it too intimidating causing entrepreneurs and small businesses to seek out overpriced graphic designers, video editors and computer service technicians; and then some forgo their projects all together. Media Content Producer, Anthony Stewart has launched The Anthony Report, www.TheAnthonyReport.com to help solve these issues.

After realizing how the mere word “technology” can affect the bottom line, Stewart decided to launch TheAnthonyReport.com, to provide online tutorials specifically designed to offer project-based instruction which focuses on how to complete the desired task as opposed to teaching the entire application (which most times is not used), “You don’t need to know all of Photoshop to make a flyer,” says Stewart. His tutorials are easy to follow and provide proficiency in the following programs and applications; Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Acrobat, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro for video editing, cell phone technology, networking, along with computer repair tips for both PCs and MACs.

His workshop topics include getting your video and audio material online as well as setting up News & TV shows for webcasts or broadcast television. Anthony Stewart conducts 1-Day Training Seminars to groups starting at $1000 and a nominal fee for high schools.

Born and raised in St. Louis, MO, Stewart’s passion for graphic design began at a young age while he worked on his high school newspaper as Art Director and spearheaded the Student Council Media Department. He also served as the Communications Center Operator while enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. Early in his career, Stewart’s “can do” spirit and vision of where the industry was going, led him to establish his own graphic design company, Vizier Design where he handled collateral marketing and corporate identity for law offices and small businesses. Impressed with his portfolio in print and interactive mediums his company, Vizier Design was acquired and he was appointed Creative Director of Vaughn Marketing Consultants, a larger marketing firm. He eventually left Vaughn Marketing to start his own media company again taking on clients such as multi-platinum recording artist Nelly, Lil’Wayne and Jermaine Dupri, and Fortune 500 Corporation, Daimler-Chrysler and the St. Louis Science Center.

Stewart follows the spirit of empowerment and giving back to the community. Realizing how vast the digital divide exist in many high schools, Stewart spends time teaching high school students how to make technology work for them from producing television shows to building and repairing computers. “All it takes is a screwdriver and some software to fix most computers,” says Anthony Stewart.

Anthony Stewart, husband and father of four young children, works diligently to provide services and tools necessary to reluctant high school students and techno-phobes to create professional quality work and compete with the best.

To book a seminar and/or workshop contact Anthony at 314-266-1728 or visit:
The Anthony Report - http://www.theanthonyreport.com