Web Video Training Performance Production

We can help you tell your story

If the quality of your video communication matters, you want more than professional lighting, sound and editing; you want someone who understands your message and how to craft it into the most effective video. Our marketing experience means we understand the ins and outs of messaging and positioning. Our filmmaking experience means that we understand how to tell the story of your product or service.

The first question - and one we are uniquely able to address - is: what is the core message you need to communicate? Great video begins with a great concept; a concept that works for your organization and for your audience. It doesn't have to be flashy to support your goals and reach your audience, but it must be both engaging and effective.

Our Specialties

As the menu choices above suggest, a lot of our work is in a few key areas.

We've crafted web videos for promotional and informational purposes. These have included original scripted material and actors, recordings of lectures and interviews of all kinds. We've shot in people's homes, in auditoriums and on location in the forest.

We've created training videos about complex policies and everyday ergonomics. Some have required staging specific situations to illustrate how workers should deal with them. Others have used voiceover narration. We have spent time in the classroom and we've led sales training sessions, so we know what works for a many different kinds of audiences.

We have recorded small and large theatrical performances for sale to audiences and fans. We've shot audition videos for a variety of actors, drawing on our film experience as needed to create the best possible audition.

And more!

Here's a quick overview of some of the other kinds of video production we've been involved with. Of course, our film work required us to solve interesting challenges as well. Check out www.turnipfilms.com.

We have:

Helped a psychologist outfit his office to record sessions without putting a microphone on his clients and then edited the results into a confidential teaching tool.
Shot stock car races (Operating a camera in Turn Three for 200 laps!).
Worked with neurobiologists to record scientific experiments for conference presentation.
Helped script and then produce a video for a local church used in their membership orientation.
Worked with Duke University Medical Center personnel on an anesthesiology training video.

We've done a lot of different projects and, combined with our film work, we have solved a lot of video production problems efficiently and cost-effectively.