Monday, August 26, 2013

Choosing The Right Video Production Company

Choosing the right video production company is vital when it comes to your businesses success. Studies have shown that viewers take in far more information through video, as opposed to static content. It's 2013; video is no longer an option, succeeding in today's business world demands it.
But with so many video production companies out there, promising the world, which is the right one to select? The process is simple, and it starts off by knowing exactly what you want to achieve from your video. Ask yourself these questions:
Where do I want people to see this video? Will this video be just for the web? Just for television commercials? Both?
Where do I want this video shot? In my office, somewhere outdoors? In a studio? Do they have a studio? Is the studio large enough to accomplish what I need?
What about the post production? Will the company of your choice also be doing the editing, and layout of the video? Will I need motion graphics done?
When you have the above questions figured out and a mental idea on how you want your future video to be created, Congratulations, you have completed half the battle. You have an arsenal of questions to ask your prospective video production company, ensuring they can provide you all the services you require.
Now before you hit the search engines, first follow these steps.
1. Check your business networks, Does anyone you know produce video?
2. Do your competitors have video? Who made them?
3. Lastly, focus on very specific search terms, search exactly what you need "HD video production, corporate video production, commercial video production"
When you have narrowed down your search and found a potential supplier you want to make sure they are experienced enough to handle your task. Check their testimonials, and portfolio. Call and speak to them on the phone, tell them your imagined concept of what you are looking for, and see what they come up with. Find out the structure of the team and ensure to speak with the director ensuring he/she acknowledges your project and will see to it to the very end. Leave pricing for last, knowing what you want and finding a company that can provide this is most important. Any run of the mill company can quote a price far less than many others. But can they accurately achieve for you what you need? Probably not.
Finally, when having a video produced for you or company, it should be a fun, enjoyable, stress free process. It will take some time finding the right company, but when the final product is released and it came out exactly how you wanted, if not better; the entire process was worth it.

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