Why You Should Consider Web Video Production to Get More Exposure
Ways web video can give a business more exposure: entertaining while informing, guiding viewers step by step, being easy to share, and short video ads.
Ways web video can give a business more exposure: entertaining while informing, guiding viewers step by step, being easy to share, and short video ads.
How to make a sales video about your customers rather than your company: keep the backstory brief, then show how your products solve their problems through demonstration and testimonials.
A brief note suggesting that animated video production companies are worth considering when you are deciding which route to take for a video project.
Choosing music for an explainer video: why music sets the mood, why popular songs need permission to use, and when public domain music is a practical option.
When one web video cannot hold everything, splitting it into a short series can help. The post covers instructional chapters and scripted web series for company promotion.
Epic Video Factory’s video for Spare to Share follows Linda, Brett and Elaine, neighbours in one building who each have something to borrow, rent out or sell.
What to look for in a video production company: real interest in your business, a portfolio of past work, an upfront total cost and references from past clients.
From Epic Video Factory’s video for OFFICEPOOLS.com: the story of Ben, who uses the service to run hockey pools with his family, coworkers and friends.
This client video for KMCU’s Three Chart Review, produced by Epic Video Factory, asks viewers what an auditor would think of their documentation.