You’ve commissioned an awesome video – it’s on your website, posted to LinkedIn, on the video wall in the reception area and part of your tradeshow overheads. In the B2B space, that’s all you need, right?
For some folks, the term “explainer video” has evolved to mean “animation” or “motion graphics”, or even more specifically, “whiteboard video”, yet this series doesn’t use any of those styles.
Recent research shows the power of humor for making connections with viewers. Here are four reasons to actively include humor as part of your marketing strategy.
Nothing makes an impact like a personal testimonial. But, it’s not always convenient, practical or affordable to ask your customers, executives, industry experts and others to go to a studio or have a video crew come to them.
Our favorite thing about well-executed drone work: it provides perspectives that can’t be captured in any other way. The cost of aerial shooting is relatively low, compared to the dramatic impact and creative options gained by adding it.
Shooting a video on-site at your corporate offices or other facilities is a fairly common experience for most corporate marketing teams, but knowing how to prepare for the big shoot day is another story.
For more than a decade, Blue Marble and the marketing team at SAP have been creating all kinds of videos together, but one series in particular continues to be a hit.
The Think with Google research team discovered that the more video formats brands use to tell their story, the more likely they will be to capture consumer slice-of-mind.
Our advice? When you find a video agency that delivers great results while still being easy and fun to work with – stick with them – even if it’s not the kind of video they’ve produced for you before.
PrimeRx, a pharmacy management software company, came to us requesting a Brand Image video that would showcase who they are and what they care about – without any mention of products.
Working with Alegeus’ team, we crafted a video story that gave insight into the lives of patients and the behind-the-scenes business of making it all happen.
No single video tells the whole story of a company, just as no single video defines Blue Marble’s long standing relationship with Manhattan Associates.
Video’s always a powerful way to extend your reach. And for the Georgia Department of Economic Development’s (GDEcD) International Trade division, that reach needs to be global.
There’s simply no other brand viewing event like the Super Bowl commercials.The question is … what can we find in all of the super-ness that can help you get the most from your next video project?
Moving from idea to script to storyboards and graphics and editorial techniques is a process that calls for a unique collection of resources and experience.