Your Business, Your Video

Now more than ever, video is the most effective way to advertise and gain exposure for your brand.

We understand that running a business can be quite the undertaking. Whether your company is just getting off the ground or you have been around for decades like us, video is an essential tool for any business. Are you looking to train and educate new employees? Want to record a company seminar or keynote presentation? Or maybe you would like to introduce your business to consumers with a quick "snapshot" of what you're all about. We can do it all.

Our experienced staff will work with you to help identify the needs of your organization and then establish a game plan to achieve those needs. It's our goal to advance your business in professional, exciting ways. When it comes to producing video for your company, we've got your back. Let us be your Video MVP.


Company Intro Video



This company introduction video allows visitors to meet the staff of this financial firm. Each member of the staff appears in the production and explains what makes their company different. Additional videos include bios of each person to allow potential clients to get to know them better.




Data collection has never been so fun ... or profitable. This video introduced new customers to the technology and services available.



A financial planner explains his approach to helping his clients succeed in a confusing and volatile market. Through personal meetings and group seminars, he teaches and guides his clients to a more comfortable investing strategy.


Software Demo



A software company wanted to promote their new product. Using video screen capture, this short video highlighted the benefits of this new online form builder with the ability to communicate with multiple users.


Educational



This informative video is designed for pregnant women and new mothers and fathers to create a healthy environment for their baby. Highlighting important safety tips, this campaign will be shown in doctor's offices and clinics around the state.


Promotional



In an industry where it can be difficult to inform customers about what you do, the goal of this video was to introduce the four key services areas offered. Customer testimonials highlight this video, driving home the fact that customer service is second to none.




A local wedding photographer wanted to showcase not only his artistic talent, but also his relaxed, friendly style.


Facility Tour



Showcasing their new training university, this video was produced as a marketing tool, allowing for interested applicants to see and learn about the facility. The video is a comprehensive tour of the building, presenting the variety of classrooms and equipment students will have access to while attending the university..




An Indiana school group wanted a series of videos to let prospective parents see a tour of their school building, grounds and facilities. This straight-forward video was designed to give basic information about the school and the amenities they offer to their special-needs students.


Commercial



When you are a small business, video can be a great way to introduce yourself and your company. This short spot for a home inspection company was designed for Facebook and the company website. Putting a face to the company, explaining what makes this company different, and highlighting their services is the message of this commercial.




This 30-second commercial spot was produced for local and regional hot tub dealers. Working with limited resources, this video was designed to encourage viewers to see a demo of the tubs in action.



This commercial spot was designed to encourage attendance at an industry conference. Footage of the event and voice-over created a straightforward video to highlight the benefits of the expo.


Recognition Video



This Employee of the Year video (three segments of 66 total) was produced without a script, similar to a television news package. Residents of the senior community and co-workers made comments and told stories about the individual being recognized for their dedicated and compassionate care. The stories were often heart-warming and touching. Employees and residents served as "talent" and re-created the events.


Product Demo



Designed to promote a new product, this short video was shot and edited to fit the budget and goals of this small business client. Using a combination of video and stills, the promo shows the product in use while highlighting specific elements which makes it stand out from the competition.




A local company wanted to promote a series of electronic devices. They needed demonstration videos for their various products that showed the capabilities and functionality of these unique products. These videos appear on numerous electronics websites.


Business Video FAQs

You probably have an idea of what you want, so start by writing down what your goals for the video are. You can consider it a storyboard, timeline, or just a basic outline of what needs to be communicated to the viewer. Remember, it's more than just what needs to be said, you also have to think about the visuals of what you want to show. We'll be happy to review what you have, make suggestions, and discuss the possibilities with you.

A video is often guided by the audio. That audio can be a voice-over (a voice that is heard but the person is never seen) or on-screen (a person who appears in the video and speaks to the audience). In general, voice-over can be less expensive. The script has to be final so the voice talent can record it. Being on camera involves more setup but can be more effective and allows for flexibility in the audio content. For a promotional video or product demo, a voice-over may be fine. For a training video or company information video, seeing someone on screen may be important to getting the message across.

That's a good question. It sounds like an easy choice ... but not always. For long sections of text with one person on camera where details are critical, a teleprompter can help keep the audio on track. However, not everyone can read from a prompter and sound normal. Sometimes it's better to just let it flow naturally and live with a few bobbles. Let's talk about what you have in mind to find out which may work for you.