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🚀 Revitalizing Your Visual Narrative: A Fresh Start with iNDUSTRYFILM! Join us in renewing and refreshing your brand!

🚀 Revitalizing Your Visual Narrative: A Fresh Start with iNDUSTRYFILM! Exciting news! Our company has undergone a rejuvenating transformation, marking a new era of innovation and creativity. We've not only refreshed our look but also restructured it to better serve your needs. As we embrace this evolution, anticipate a wider spectrum of services to elevate your brand's visual communication. Change is in the air, and iNDUSTRYFILM is taking bold steps toward a fresh start. Our commitment to excellence remains unwavering but with an added zest for innovation. It's a collective effort to renew ourselves and, in turn, invigorate your brand story. Join us on this journey of transformation, where every project is a canvas for new possibilities. We are more than just a commercial and film service company; we are the architects of visual brilliance, ready to redefine your brand's narrative. Let's embark on this exciting new chapter together! 🌟 #RenewedVision #InnovationRedefined #FreshStartWithiNDUSTRYFILM

If you're seeing this, I'm likely in the midst of production day (Mon/Tues)! Here are 3 guideposts I've learned to make sure every production is a home run 👇 ⚡ Listen to (and empower) the client on set I used to be bad at this. Thinking I knew best 🫣 But now, I put this at the top. I'll never know someone's business better than the person IN the business. Every one of my clients gets a monitor so they can see exactly what's being recorded on the camera. And they're free to tap me on the shoulder to give me insight into how to make this video shine brighter. After all, production is, like, the biggest group project ever. 🎥 Get more shots than you think you need You don't get another chance at production day. And it feels terrible when you don't have that "one shot." I always try to get at least 2 takes of every shot & spend any extra time on additional footage (wide shots, close-ups, reactions, etc.) And the reason I have extra time is because I... 📖 Overprepare, overprepare, overprepare Anyone who knows me, like really knows me, knows organization drains me. But it's not an option when it comes to production. - Call sheets - Schedules - Shot lists - Props list - Scripts (w/ extra copies) All in a big ol' clipboard I carry with me all day. The way I see it- the more time you put into pre-production, the smoother production is. 🧠 What's something you've seen agencies do on set do that really impressed you? PS. It's production week! And I've lots of lessons to pass on. I'll be sharing a lot more tips for hosting your OWN production this week.

Diving into the essence of preproduction, let's illuminate the crucial first point: Client Collaboration and Communication 🌐🤝 At Out of Box Films, we've discovered that a deep understanding of our clients' vision is the heartbeat of success in crafting compelling video narratives. Transparent communication isn't just a step; it's the bridge connecting ideas to execution. It's about grasping your brand's soul, your aspirations, and the story you want to tell. Our experiences have reinforced that seamless client collaboration sparks unparalleled creative synergy. It's in those shared moments of excitement, the exchange of ideas, and the alignment of visions that videos transcend expectations. Don't you agree? In the upcoming posts, we'll delve into two more important points: the art and science of detailed planning and logistics. Following that, we'll explore the magic of creative conceptualisation and storyboarding. Join us as we unfold the intricacies of preproduction, turning your ideas into visual masterpieces 🎬✨ #OutOfBoxFilms #VideoProduction #videoproductionlatvia #ContentCreation #CreativeVisionaries #ScriptToScreen #VisualStorytelling #PreproductionInsights #BehindTheScenes #videopreproduction #ClientCollaboration #VideoProductionJourney"

Running a video production company, we typically encounter two types of clients. 📈 The first type involves collaborating with savvy marketing teams to bring their well-developed briefs to life. Often, these companies have in-house video teams but lack the pipeline or the specialised expertise that an external partner can provide.💡 However, I must admit that working with brands that are less familiar with video production can be incredibly rewarding. Identifying a problem, recognising how video can solve it, and executing the project is some of the most fulfilling work we do. It's almost like crafting a bespoke solution, if that makes sense! 🎨 🚀 As we enter Q3 of 2024, consider how video might address challenges in your business. We're here to help make that vision a reality. https://lnkd.in/eH3EiGRv

So I often hear from business owners wondering what kind of videos they should create for their businesses. As someone who creates compelling videos for brands, I'm excited to offer five simple yet effective ideas to elevate your brand's presence and connect with your audience: 1- Product Showcases: Showcase your top products or services in action with dynamic visuals and compelling storytelling. 2- Customer Testimonials: Let satisfied customers share their success stories and experiences with your brand, building trust and credibility. 3- Behind-the-Scenes: Take your audience behind the curtain to see the inner workings of your business, from your dedicated team to your vibrant company culture. 4- How to Guides or Tutorials: Provide valuable insights and expertise to your audience with informative how-to videos that address common pain points or challenges. 5- Brand Story: Share the unique story behind your brand, connecting on a personal level with your audience and reinforcing your brand identity. All those are phenomenal options to start with and great ways to not only help you stand out in the marketplace but also connect withy our target audience. Don't fall behind. GROW WITH VIDEO. https://lnkd.in/g3vAT_5e

5 great videos to start creating today for your business.

Unpopular Opinion: I'm okay with the phrase "Fix It in Post" Hear me out; I greatly appreciate beautifully shot, well-produced footage where all factors are properly considered upfront. Also, the phrase often carries a negative connotation that can place unnecessary strain on the post-production team – I'm not in favor of that version. However, I genuinely believe it's my role as the post-production expert to adapt and deliver the best final product that aligns with the client's vision and budget. Take this project, for instance. During the review process, we collectively learned that we couldn't display any branding for the featured vehicles. No sweat, these things happen sometimes. This posed a slight challenge since the spot was about a utility tire. But with the green light, I rolled up my sleeves and dove into “fixing it in post.” It was a great challenge and a chance to make the edit happen! It's moments like these that remind me why I love what I do. It's where creativity seamlessly meets technicality.

Budgets shouldn't limit creativity. Often, clients get excited about big, bold ideas, but then assume they're too expensive to pull off. Rather than scale back the vision, we take on the challenge: How can we make your dream concept work within your budget? If a typical US production can't affordably happen, we explore alternate routes. More filming locations, smaller crews, smart editing tricks - we rethink how to make the most visual impact possible for every dollar available. Our goal is always to empower your ideas. And this exercise uncovers new creative angles we might not have otherwise considered. The point is, don't edit the dream to fit a number. Restrictions can fuel innovation.

In the world of video production, there's a common misconception that resourcefulness is just about making do with what you have. But to me, it's so much more. It's about seeing everything - every challenge, every obstacle, every limitation - as a real opportunity to push the creative to another level. I've been in situations where the outcome looked bleak. But with a resourceful mindset, there's always a way through. It's about asking, "How can we make this better?" rather than "Can we make this work?" Dive into the video to see what I mean.