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iMediapros.com Video Productions
"A picture is worth a thousand words."
You've probably heard this expression before. Now consider that video is comprised of over 30 distinct individual pictures per second, that equals 1800 pictures per minute! While it might be a stretch to say that a minute of video is equivalent to nearly 2 million spoken or written words in informational content, video has a proven track record with retention when compared to other mediums. iMediapros.com this power for our clients.
iMediapros.comCorporate/Commercial Video Productions
- television commercials
- sales & promotional tools
- product support tapes
- presentational aids
- company communications
- seminars & convention coverage
- employee training/orientation tapes
- infommercials
- multimedia content
- animations
Commercial/Corporate production-
Video is a powerful tool for business communication. And
not just through television commercials. Video is a great way to enhance
company presentations and deliver
reports, because of its ability to command attention from the viewer.
Video provides a great alternative for providing instructions with any
product. Assembly instructions, use and care of products, and more can be
delivered through video.
Let's say that you are interested in purchasing an important
home appliance. You are comparing two similarly priced units from
different companies.
Company "A" provides you with a small brochure.
Company "B" provides you with a brochure and a promotional video tape.
After looking through both brochures, you still haven't quite
decided which you like better. You pop in the video from Company
"B".
Company "B" now has an opportunity to tell you why
their product is superior. The competitors do not. In ten
minutes you tour the factory and are shown the superior Company B production
process. You see why the construction materials are stronger, why their
product lasts longer, and why it functions better. You meet the
employees who will construct your product, and who view training
videos regarding new technologies in their fields every 3
months. You see a few clips of their exhibit from the last industry convention
video, where their exhibit was an award-winning success. You
are shown how each unit is constructed with skill and precision. You are
then shown how the installation will be simplified by the accompanying
installation, use and care details on the product
support video or multimedia cd-rom
shipped with each unit. The video wraps up with a snappy animation,
freezes and fades to black.
Which company has had the advantage in appealing to your needs?
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