Our live event FPV drone crew is the perfect production solution for aerial photography celebrations.
Give your audience the best quality video online every time. Giving your Live video stream amazing crisp quality footage with no stuttering and no extended buffering. Give each viewer the best possible experience with multi-bitrate delivery. We securely deliver the highest quality live video experiences to reach your audience, no matter where they are.
Social media promo video
It’s the largest source of communication in the modern world. Condensing quality of projects to be outsourced and available to viewers through today’s Social Media channels is a challenge, especially with so many sites requiring different specs to optimize video quality. Our video crew has the tools, experience and resources to accommodate all media platform’s specs and make a seamless transition from full production videos to high quality, engaging Social Media Promo videos.
314-913-5626 Mike Haller, St Louis Video Producer
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Corporate video strategies create content and grow your business so your brand can thrive. Start producing corporate videos to tell your company’s story.
Video storytelling is one of the most impactful tools a corporate can use. A video on your landing page can increase conversion by 80% and 59% of executives said they would rather watch a video than read text. But to be truly effective, your video must have a compelling story to tell.
Your brand is not a stagnant strategy on a piece of paper — you must bring it to life. Video can create a boost to marketing strategies and generates a buzz. Your brand evolves continually, and telling that story is important to keep your audience connected and bring in new viewers — which could eventually become loyal customers.
Video does what text doesn’t. It creates an immediate, real and authentic route of interaction and connectivity with audience members, who can often provide reactions and comments in real time.
What are you aiming to achieve?
Identify Your Business Situation and Issues
What are your problem areas?
Construct Your Objective
Specify How You’ll Measure Success
Research Your Target Audience
Work Out Your Core Message
Write the Script and create a production plan
Distribute, Share & Promote Video
Your brand’s authenticity is what makes you stand out and draws in customers. Go where they are and share what you know through video — they will connect.
314-913-5626
Mike Haller, St Louis Video Producer
St Louis Video Production
stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com
We specialize in corporate, event, promotional, training and other business videos. Our experienced St Louis videographers will work closely with you to take your project from concept to completion.
Our expert video editors appropriately blend information and entertainment, resulting in motivating the viewer to learn something, use your products and services, and generally feel good about your company or organization.
There’s nothing like the dramatic and informative point of view a drone video provides to help you rent or lease your property, or enhance your marketing or event videos. We’re the
St Louis area drone video experts.
314-604-6544
Robert Haller, St Louis Video Producer
St Louis Video Production
stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com https://stlouisvideoproduction.com/
Storytelling will help build your brand. And Video is the single most powerful way to tell your story.
Our filmmakers have spent years honing the craft of business storytelling. Our business is to understand your organization — and make sure the rest of the world understands, likes, and remembers you.
St Louis Video Production – Videographer
We work with clients of all sizes and in many locations around the globe. Whether your goal is to persuade, sell, train or inspire, our experience creating web videos, TV commercials and business-to-business videos will bring you and your organization the response you need.
Mike Haller
314-892-1233
stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com
We’ll use the right lighting to make your images look great.
Lighting quality refers to a light’s hardness or softness. A hard light is characterized by a sharp, defined shadow edge and a deep, dark shadow. Hard light pulls out the angular features of a face and draws attention to wrinkles and creases. It can make a subject look strong, or weathered, or wicked. Hard lighting can make a subject seem intimidating. Soft lighting has a broad, gradual shadow edge and a faint shadow. It is more flattering on the face. It conceals wrinkles and hides lines in the face, and makes people seem more friendly and approachable. Possibly more trustworthy. The hardness of a lighting instrument can be altered by adjusting the lamp from spot to flood, or by adding diffusion material or a softbox to the front.
Lighting quality remains a true constant whether for video or photography!
Mike Haller 314-892-1233 stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com
Here’s the big problem with the way most people use a teleprompter. Their following the teleprompter. They act like the teleprompter is in charge and that they aren’t in charge. So what happens? All of a sudden people start to sound the same. They talk at the same speed, the same volume, the same tone, and they don’t put pauses in. Can you see how you are about to fall asleep? Now I wasn’t reading from a teleprompter there but that’s how people sound.
St Louis Professional video camera with teleprompter
If you’re going to use a teleprompter, here are the big tips you have to keep in mind. Occasionally you speak louder. Occasionally softer. Sometimes you go a little faster, sometimes you go a little slower. And sometimes you need to pause. Doing those steps will make you sound conversational. You’ve got to do that and then you will be following, not the teleprompter, but the teleprompter will be following you. That’s what you want.
314-892-1233
Robert Haller, St Louis Video Producer
St Louis Video Production
stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com https://stlouisvideoproduction.com/
As competition for visitors becomes increasingly fierce online, optimizing your website for search engines is more important than ever. Most internet users never get past the first page of search results, so if your site doesn’t show up there, your traffic will suffer.
To reach the top of the search engine results page, your site needs to offer regular, fresh content. One good way to keep a stream of new content is by including video clips on your site. This will show the search engines that your site is active, and if your blog is interesting, it will naturally bring in more traffic.
Photographic images and video files on your server can present an opportunity to increase in the rankings, so be sure that you’re always saving files with keywords. For example: If you have an image on your site dealing with weight loss, like a before-and-after photo, make sure you include a relevant keyword in the title when you save the image.
Post videos of your products on the various video sites across the web. These video channels can open up your product or service to a whole new world of potential buyers who may never have visited your site on their own. Plus, these video channels tend to make it easy for a viewer to pass a link to a friend, essentially increasing you market reach with no more effort on your part.
Providing transcripts for any media content on your site will make it more accessible and make it visible to search engines. Transcripts can be read by search engines whereas verbal or audio media cannot. If a search engine can read your content, it is more likely to include it in its listings.
Determine your video length. If you have a lot of content it may help to break it up into a few videos. It makes it easier for the audience to digest and find the information they’re looking for. Attention spans are short and we rarely recommend a video longer than 5 minutes. You may want to try to cram in as much content as possible, but it’s best to be brief.
Your video production style can mean a lot of different things. Be careful to think of tone, pace, emotion, and other factors that will affect how your message and company will be perceived.
It can be easier than you think to boost your web site’s visibility by optimizing it with various and multiple video productions for the major search engines. Just apply the techniques you’ve learned in this article, and soon your traffic will increase.
314-892-1233
Robert Haller, St Louis Video Producer
St Louis Video Production
stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com https://stlouisvideoproduction.com/
Try to forget you’re reading, and let your natural personality come through. It can be difficult to force yourself to feel natural, but that very skill is important. When you relax and connect with your audience through the camera lens, they’ll have no idea you’re reading from a teleprompter. That’s the difference between good and great.
Look at the camera, not the words
The best part of a teleprompter is that it lets you look directly into the camera. Make sure you do just that. Look at the camera lens, not at the words just beyond it. It’s a small distinction.
Control the pace
The operator should match your pace, not the other way around. Don’t get so caught up trying to read all the words as fast as they come on screen that you go too fast. Deliver the material at a pace that’s comfortable and they’ll follow.
Practice, practice, practice
There is no substitute for practice. The more time you spend reading from a teleprompter, the easier it will be. It’s never easy the first time, but practice, makes perfect!
St Louis Video Production, Inc. 
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on 11/06/2014