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Actually, making a webvideo and producing a corporate flick basically boil down to the very same thing. One thing is certain, though: the webvideo will always be short, if nothing else. To get you going, we offer two package deals... Read on! |
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The production of an internet-video consist of three stages: pre-production, production and post-production. And what happens during these stages? Read on! |
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You know what kind of film you want, and you roughly know what it takes to get it. It is time for you to consult your oracle and see whether Four Corners can make your dreams come true. Check out some examples here of corporate and internet flicks.
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Internet Flick development hunches, hick-ups and silky smooth production-tracks. Find out all about how we make productions work…
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Checklist Internet Video
You want to have an internet movie made.
Great idea!
You’re looking to contract a video production firm to make you some streaming video. The cost-calculation involves many things. So, before you request a quote, think about some of the things below. Getting a bit befuddled by all this? Give us a call and we can advise you.
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What sort of internet video should this be (commercial, tutorial, promotional, informative, instructive, etc.)?
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What is your aim with this internet video?
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Who is your intended audience? Briefly describe your viewer, and try to grow above the ‘potential customer’. Are we talking men or women, what is their function, how old are they, etc.?
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What do you wish your film to reveal? Need a scene be built (as in a studio) or does all shooting take place in existing locations? How many locations do you figure there will be?
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Will you have your own people ‘acting’ in the film or do you prefer actors or a hostess? Do you need any extras?
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Does your film call for a voice-over? If so, will your company provide the text for that?
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Should you start your film with an (animated) intro? Will you be needing any further animations? This could be the case when displaying a specific process or a certain technique, your company’s geographical scope, etc.
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Have you already given any thought to a possible budget? If so, could you provide a rough estimate? Producing a corporate flick requires a great many people, means, and time. It costs less to make less, and a limited budget will buy you only so much less then a larger budget. In the end, your video production company can demonstrate quite clearly what you can and cannot do.
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