The video production process explained

Full Motion is a one-man operation, which means that not only do you get a more focused and personal service (and arguably a better video ad as a result) but you also pay less. However, Nick has many contacts in the business (cameramen, voiceovers, graphic artists) and so if you require a larger corporate video production, this can be arranged at an extra cost.

If you book a video ad with Full Motion, Nick will arrange an appointment at a time to suit you. This will be approximately three hours in which Nick will discuss your requirements, take video footage of your premises, staff, products etc and finally talk about the script. Within three to five working days from that visit, you will receive the initial draft of the video, with music and voiceover added. Nick will then contact you to discuss any amendments you wish to make. Once you're happy with the video, Nick will supply you with the versions you require so that you can use the video as you please.

You will then be the envy of all of your competitors!

 

Video equipment used

Nick uses a JVC GY-HM100 video camera, an extremely small but robust ProHD camera that is perfect for corporate video production. The camera is mounted onto a Manfrotto 525 tripod, providing the steadiest of shots and super-smooth pans. He has a set of Ianiro Lilliput 650W lights to brighten up any low-lit scenes or to add a particular mood to a video. With rain protection, dollies and Sennheiser wireless mics, Nick has the right kit to handle most environments. All editing is done using Adobe Production Premium CS5: the very best in video editing software.