Video production is a simple title for a complex job. Our professionals will oversee your entire project, utilizing multiple talents where necessary and according to your desired outcome, to create the video you want. As experts in professional filmmaking, we go through every part of the conventional process to insure the utmost caliber product and an unparalleled professionalism you can never achieve with amateur or hobbyist filmmakers.
Sit down with us and let us know your vision for the video project. We will take some notes, get some good specifics, and write a cohesive and creative way to deliver your message. We will help you visualize the script we have created together and then get to work creating the video you want.
We will capture your vision and your ideas on film. The professional director will work with you and the producer to insure all of the elements are in place, the lighting is right and set is dressed. The director will work with the talent and technical crew to establish the unified vision and then direct the shoot, making sure all of the elements of the script are captured on film.
On the day of the shoot, we will bring in professional lighting and stage the set. We will also setup the cameras and any necessary rigging. From using multiple cameras for live recording to single-camera, high-definition film style shoots, we can get the look and feel you want. If audio is a major factor in the project, we can also provide professional sound recording.
After shooting, post production is the process of editing the video and perfecting the transitions, audio, textual elements, graphics, and every element of the finished look. Our expert editors work with the director to pull all of the elements together and create the finished product from the jigsaw puzzle pieces of video, audio, and other elements.
Finally, the project looks great. Now we have to expose people to it. We will coordinate a media release, which is when the video is released to the Internet, scheduled to show on television, displayed before its intended audience, or simply distributed internally.