PROCESS
Pre Production
Laying the right groundwork is essential to developing a great video. Pre-production is where we figure out the best game plan for your business. We decide on the video concept, the look, feel and style. We write the script, create a storyboard, cast any actors, decide on location and set design. Together we lock down all the other details involved with how the actual video is going to look, sound, and perform. Whether you have a half million-dollar budget or 25K, we work closely with you to ensure that we give you the best results for your money.
Production
We’re rolling! Now that we have the road map developed in the pre production
stage, it’s time to execute our plan where our professional crew; director of
photography, camera operators, sound engineers, and lighting techs do what
they do best – film a great video.
Production
We’re rolling! Now that we have the road map developed in the pre- production stage, it’s time to execute our plan where our professional crew, director of photography, camera operators, sound engineers, and lighting techs do what they do best – film a great video.
Post Production
If production is putting all the ingredients together to bake the cake from the recipe developed in pre-production, then post-production is putting the icing on that cake and making it look irresistibly delicious. Our editorial post-production team will kick into shape your story, render color-correction, record any voice overs, clean up the audio, add music, create graphics and in general, make sure your video looks exactly like we planned in pre-production. It’s at this stage that you’ll see the first cut.
Final Revisions and Final Cut
Once you’ve seen the first cut, you’ll have a chance to share your thoughts with us. There is one round of revisions allowed at this stage within reasonable expectation and within the scope of the original video concept. With the final cut complete and your approval signed off, we create high quality files of your video that can be used for a variety of formats: the web and social media, tradeshows, corporate eduction or even broadcast television.