WELCOME
From concept to finished piece, we make sure your key messages are identified, captured, heard, and seen. We deliver attention-demanding, news-quality video clips that are beautifully produced with animated names, titles, and logos.
Our on-site and remote videos are sharply edited and are paired with promotional teasers that are easily shared on social media platforms and websites to bring important concepts,
events, and people to the forefront.
SAMPLES
Teaser for
Amazon Prime Movie
Tribute Shared by
Turner Classic Movies
BakingTECH 2021
Awards Presentation
Baking Hall of Fame
Presentation
State of Missouri
Hospital Initiative
Bakers National Education Fund Series
Book Trailer with Over 139,000 Views
Best Week in Baking
Podcast Series
Production Elements for California TV Segment
Holiday Party
e-blast Invitation
Bread in Space
International
Air Race Classic
Top Speaker on
Suicide Prevention
CEO of
Dawn Foods
Childhood Tale about Academy Award
Final Production on Tradeshow Catch Up
Full Production of Editor's Note Video
Full Production of Remote Video Interview
NEXT STEPS
Concept / Strategy:
GOAL: Imagine a video that speaks to your target audience and advances your marketing goals.
1. What do you want to accomplish with the video?
2. Who is your target audience?
3. What message do you want to get across?
4. What are your marketing goals?
5. What problem will the video solve?
6. When is the finished video needed?
7. How will the finished video be viewed?
Pre-Production Plan:
GOAL: Figure out the logistics for the video shoot.
1. What is the setting for the video?
2. Can you take scouting photos of possible locations?
3. Will special approval be required for use of the location?
4. What are the on-camera roles?
5. What is the best time and day for the shoot?
6. Will special equipment be needed?
7. What is the budget?
Script Prep:
GOAL: Once the concept is dialed in, it's time to sit down and write a script. The script must be easy to understand, match the tone of the message, fit within your target video time, and include any changes in camera angle, wardrobe, background, or B roll.
1. What are the on-camera roles?
2. Do you have product images?
3. Do you have historic photos?
4. Do you have video clips?
5. Do you have awards?
6. Do you have important documents?
7. Maps?
8. Charts?
9. Brand Memorabilia?
VIDEO TYPES
Info Explainers
with promotional teasers and call-to-action posts
News-style Interviews with promotional teasers and web assets
Acceptance Speeches
Company Announcements
Documentary-style Programming
with multiple voices telling a featured narrative such as a historic overview along with multiple promotional teasers
Event Media Room
TED-Talk-style mini clips featuring Subject Matter Experts along with Pre-Event, Event Day, and Post Event promo posts
Formal Communications
Step-by-step video presentation for
required compliance, professional development, special orientation, or training that is documentable.