For our next short film for Fujifilm Print we were asked to re-vist John and Jamie of Emmerson Press. Having already worked with them before on a previous testimonial case study film we were looking forward to working with them once again.
So you need to do an interview. Maybe for a client testimonial, a recruitment film or even a message to staff. Whatever the topic, it’s a sure bet the interviewees will be nervous. Even the most competent CEO can have a brain freeze. Anybody would when they are faced with cameras and lighting. And…
2017 video marketing so far….travelling, filming and more travelling… 2017 started off pretty much where we left 2016, with lot’s of travelling around Europe filming some great video marketing projects. It is safe to say our crew have a second home and it’s called the Eurotunnel!! First up we visited Les Saisies ski resort in France…
For any business their reputation is important, as a business owner you do your very best to keep your customers happy and to deliver what you promise. In the first contact with a new customer it is down to your sales team to make that all so important ‘ first impression’ Sadly, today we live in a world where most markets are saturated and competition is plentiful.
It seems everybody can offer aerial video films these days but are they of any value? The growth in video as a medium for we content advertising has been huge in the past few years and rightly so: video will always grab the attention of any viewer far quicker and with greater effect than still images.
In this world where computer generated images are the norm, motion graphics are becoming increasingly popular as a video marketing tool.
On the other hand you have been around for 50 years and have a huge international client base, then once in a while it’s nice to say thank you. Event and Exhibition videos are a fantastic way to make sure you gain maximum exposure for your brand on all online platforms. Live sporting…
During a recent trip to Belgium where we worked on a fascinating project concerning the disposal of chemical weapons left over from World War 1, we visited several of the Commonwealth War Grave Commission sites.