Comments on: Web Video for your Business: An Example http://www.endgamepr.com/blog/2008/11/22/web-video-for-your-business-an-example/ Sun, 29 Jan 2012 23:28:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Steve Mullen http://www.endgamepr.com/blog/2008/11/22/web-video-for-your-business-an-example/comment-page-1/#comment-4044 Steve Mullen Wed, 26 Nov 2008 17:14:24 +0000 http://www.endgamepr.com/?p=219#comment-4044 Thanks for the rundown of what it takes to produce a web video. These productions can definitely be done very cheaply. Even if you want something more professional looking, the cost isn't exorbitant. Glad the tactic is working for you. You're doing a great job! Thanks for the rundown of what it takes to produce a web video. These productions can definitely be done very cheaply. Even if you want something more professional looking, the cost isn’t exorbitant.

Glad the tactic is working for you. You’re doing a great job!

]]> By: Scott Townsend http://www.endgamepr.com/blog/2008/11/22/web-video-for-your-business-an-example/comment-page-1/#comment-4043 Scott Townsend Wed, 26 Nov 2008 16:51:57 +0000 http://www.endgamepr.com/?p=219#comment-4043 Steve: Thanks for the mention. We have had a good response from these videos and look forward to doing more. One idea we have is to do a plant tour and show our customers what it takes to process a napkin...take them on a ride so to speak. I agree with you. Whether your business is accounting, linen, or shoe repair, there are countless topics you could cover in video. Name a business and I'll bet I can come up with 50 different vcast ideas. The above video was super simple to create. We used a Canon A630 digital camera and a busted tripod ($10.00). I had a co-worker stand over me to shoot the bird's eye view of the fold. I edited the video with Adobe Premiere 3.0 (outdated). Since everthing is paid for, this video coast me $0 to produce, about 20 minutes to shoot, and 20 minutes of editing time. Anyone can do this. Scott Steve:

Thanks for the mention. We have had a good response from these videos and look forward to doing more. One idea we have is to do a plant tour and show our customers what it takes to process a napkin…take them on a ride so to speak.

I agree with you. Whether your business is accounting, linen, or shoe repair, there are countless topics you could cover in video. Name a business and I’ll bet I can come up with 50 different vcast ideas.

The above video was super simple to create. We used a Canon A630 digital camera and a busted tripod ($10.00). I had a co-worker stand over me to shoot the bird’s eye view of the fold. I edited the video with Adobe Premiere 3.0 (outdated). Since everthing is paid for, this video coast me $0 to produce, about 20 minutes to shoot, and 20 minutes of editing time.

Anyone can do this.

Scott

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