One question that I get asked often is, "How much does it cost to make a video?" Well, that's a great question, and I'm glad you asked! Clients often want a straight forward answer, like, "it's $2,000 per finished minute", or it's $25,000, or, "Here's my rate card". In order to answer that question, may I use an analogy? Buying a video is similar to buying a house, i.e. not all
Although I'm not a fan of dragons nor of video games, I am a fan of well produced promotional videos that tell "the story" behind the scenes, specifically the innovation of the production team. According to founder Mike O'Brien, Guild Wars 2 is a game that defies existing conventions!
Aaron Fotheringham decided not to let setbacks slow him down. His drive and determination has inspired other athletes, and he has decided to keep improving, learning things that have never been achieved before.
The simple mention of the film and video production business can create a little “giddy” response in the best of folks. When first embarking on studies in the broadcast production field, I too anticipated the glamorous atmosphere in which I would work. After all, I had seen it portrayed on my television (a non-flat panel at the time). Roll the credits on that notion!
Samuel Bayer, Producer of Chrystler's 2 minute spot "Born of Fire", perhaps created a change in the nation's attitude towards the city of Detriot through this cry of celebration. It's an anthem that has not only increased brand perception for Chrystler, but has also raised the spirit of Detroit.
This is hysterical! Inspiration often begins with simple, quirky ideas! Matt Harding was a video gamer, and he knew how to dance, but not very well. A traveling buddy gave him an idea to record himself dancing in Hanoi. Then Matt posted his dance, and one person told another, and the word got around.
