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The Production Process
After a meeting to thoroughly explore your particular situation, our staff
begins to assemble all of the pieces of the production puzzle, customizing the
production elements to your needs:
 | Meetings to determine the audience and message for your new video, and
determine the best type of video meeting your specifications and budget |
| Write a script, detailing video, audio, and titling |
| Develop a shot list based on the script |
| Schedule shooting based on shot list |
| Acquire professional narration, if needed |
| Edit the video and audio together, along with any titling and music from
our buy-out library |
| Review the finished video with you and determine any changes to be made |
| Decide how to deliver your new video (DVD, VHS, Web streaming,
Video-CD...) |
| Decide how to package your new video (custom printed cases, cardboard
cases...) |
Of course, some projects combine or don't include some steps, but this can
give you an idea of what is involved. And each step is approved by you
before proceeding to the next step.
Our experienced producers and staff allow you the freedom to participate in
the process as much or as little as you desire. However you participate, we will
coordinate all aspects of your production.
Digital Editing Options
Any combination of these options, plus others not listed, can be used in
assembling your video on our digital editing suite computer system:
| Section titles and music can be used to tie the production together. |
| Cut-away shots are incorporated throughout the production to show detail. |
| Video inserts can be used to show action or detail while the narrator or
overview is playing in the background. |
| Titles and graphics can show statistics, outline key thoughts, provide
graphical comparisons, and highlight other important points. |
By combining titles with video, graphics, charts, and other visuals the
retention level of the audience is boosted. Opening and closing titles and
music inform and set the mood for the program.
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