Video and Web Videos

As a vehicle for storytelling, video and web videos are pretty hard to beat. We should know. Our history is based in film and video. We’ve created countless video and web videos over the years.

Also, the explosive popularity of mobile devices has breathed new life into web videos. So, why not take advantage of that?

“A truly great product video both informs and inspires viewers to give you their attention (and their wallets).” —Vimeo

You may not need a video for every product in your lineup. But most businesses should have at least one overview video to stake out territory on YouTube and Vimeo.

We regularly generate video scripts. So let us get your video or animation project off the ground. We’ll tee up challenges that resonate with viewers and produce truly engaging video and web videos that help showcase your solutions.

The good news? Production costs have gone way down while the quality we’re able to deliver just goes up and up and up. We can work wonders with a few stock images, customized illustrations, and engaging music.

“I can imagine why phone users would be more engaged with video than those on other devices, since phones are personal and can command more of your attention than other screens.” —re/code

How it works:
Scriptwriting for video and web videos is something we can help you tackle quickly. After we generate a draft script, we’ll collaborate with your team to refine it. Once approved, we can create a storyboard that shows you how the visual material will play out. When your team blesses that storyboard, we’ll create animations and build out the visuals according to a scratch-track on the timeline.

From there, your team can review video iterations to provide comments. Refine, review, and repeat — and you’ll have video and web videos powering your arsenal of promotional outreach in short order. Talk to us about how you want to leverage video and web videos.

Sources may include:
Just take my money — nine rules for creating killer product videos, Amy Liuser, Vimeo
Good News for YouTube: YouTube Says People Love Mobile Ads, Peter Kafka, re-code