Making sure you have the correct location to film, record, or photograph your upcoming productions is crucial to the process of creating any kind of media content. You need to make sure that wherever you're working is well-equipped, functional, and will help contribute to the overall aesthetic of your finished product. So, what kind of productions require a studio?

Are you thinking about renting a video production studio? If so, there are some things you need to take into account before making your decision. But don't worry, we're here to help. In this blog post, we'll outline 10 key signs that show you're ready to rent a video production studio. So, if you're curious about what to look for, read on!

So, you're getting ready to produce a video. You have it all planned out, you have a great idea and you're ready to make it happen. But, what about the video production itself? Who do you put in charge of making sure everything looks good on camera?

When you're hiring a production team, what do you imagine they'll look like? We don't always mean their physical appearance, but what do their resumes and skillsets look like? When it comes to video production, having a diverse team behind your brand and media production is key.

Events can do wonders for your company's success. They bring awareness, engagement, and sales in a short amount of time. But how can you extend this success? You produce videos from the events, of course!

Amazon Ads are a great way to promote and sell products on the world’s largest online marketplace. Amazon has allowed many companies to expand their eCommerce presence and find more success than they ever could have imagined.

Live, in-person, events are back! We're all getting ready to gather again after two very long years of virtual events and conferences, but what does that mean for your business? It means you need to start working on your exhibit booths for the events you'll be attending as vendors or sponsors!

As livestreaming continues to grow, more and more people are using livestream events for all kinds of things. Social media has become the driver behind this level of usage, as anything social media-related takes off very fast, or dies out quickly. Livestreaming isn't going away any time soon, though.

Every commercial video production is different; sometimes they can be humorous and light-hearted, other times serious and thought-provoking. It all depends on the commercial's intent: whether it's to promote a new company, improve interior design, or educate consumers about gluten.

Commercials are one of the most demanding video productions you can work on. You're expected to deliver a commercial that tells a story and builds a relationship with potential customers in 30 seconds or less.