San Diego Video Production
Find The Right Location
Why You Need More Than One Camera
For anyone working in the corporate video world, you know that filming interviews is as common as eating popcorn while watching a movie. A question we always ask clients when first meeting about a project is if the interviews should be filmed with one or two cameras…or more in some cases. On the surface, it seems like something that may not be that important, but it really can make a big difference. In this installment of what clients should know about video production, we’ll focus on using multiple cameras on a corporate video shoot, and what they add to the production.
What to Expect on a Video Production Set
Those who’ve been on a video production set know it’s a fun and exciting experience. Those who haven’t, or those who don’t have much experience being on one, may find it a bit stressful or confusing if they don’t know what to expect or understand how things work. Hopefully after reading this, you will have gained a little more knowledge to help you on your next project, and ultimately make the day go much smoother.
What Does it Cost to Produce Your Video Project?
We get asked a lot of questions from our clients, even from our long-time ones, about various aspects of the production process. With that in mind, we thought we’d take time this year to share some information and tips that should be useful to you in planning your video production projects. For this first installment, we’re going to dive into the often asked question ”What will it cost to produce my video?”