Did you know that 80% of "millennials" (people born between 1980-2000) consider video content when making a purchase?
Getting in a professional video production company for higher-end productions might be the right way to go, but for lower-end/"day-to-day" content you're probably better tackling it yourself!
So, if you are in a marketing team in a business you may want to start filming your own in-house video content .This event will guide you through the process, taking into account aspects such as shot framing, lighting, audio, equipment, interview techniques, and much more!
Join us as we tell you how you can make great video content such as...
• Testimonial videos from clients
• Internal videos (to send cascading messages down from senior management or for training purposes, for example)
• Case study videos
• Event highlights
• Interview videos
...without the need for an outside professional video production company.
Who should attend?
This event is suitable for marketing staff working for businesses from any sector across the Black Country who are looking to brush up on their videos skills to help the business grow.
Confirmed Speaker
Mike Chinn (Business Co-Founder & Video Director), MA Contemporary Media
I’ve been making videos since I was 11 years old, though I never thought it would lead to a career in the industry.
I went to University to study journalism and creative writing, but quickly found out that I was terrible at it so decided I needed another plan, which is why I turned to broadcast and video. As soon as I started making videos my grades shot through the roof and I’ve never looked back since.
I met my now business partner Matt while annoying him in class one day and we started making videos together. As a pair we started to get people’s attention and we soon got involved with all sorts of projects, such as one with the 2012 Olympics.
Since then Matt and I have set up our own business, and whilst a lot has changed since the early days, we still believe now what we believed back then – that corporate videos are boring and someone needed to spice them up a bit.