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Video production is more than just shooting a video and putting it up online. Instead, this is a comprehensive and complex process that is fine-tuned over time as the artist works on projects. The art of video production is something that can greatly enhance your business if you use it in the right way.

The first step in the process occurs before any video footage is taken. During this planning stage, we work to determine the scope of the project, create a storyboard, do research about the topic, write the narrative or script, find the people who will participate in the video, and determine the location where it will be shot.

The second step in the process is the actual filming. We work to get the right angles to show the scene. We focus on how the scenes we shoot are going to portray your purpose. We want you to get the best footage and not just the easiest.

The third step is when we put everything together and get it ready for you. This is when we take care of the editing of the video. We also add in any narratives that are necessary. Additionally, we do post-processing work on the video which includes doing color grading, graphics work, animation, and music during this phase. Once the post-production phase is completed, you have a professional video that is ready for you to show off in any venue or manner necessary.

The cost of video production varies greatly, depending on the project. We offer quotes based on the specifics of your project so that you know what to expect to plan for in your budget.

Some of the points we consider when we give you a quote include:

• The length of the production
• The amount of script writing and narration
• How many days of filming are needed
• What type of music, stock or custom, you require
• The number, if any, of actors required
• The use of animation or motion graphics
• Any other customized factors of your project

To create an animated video the first thing that will be required will be a concept. Once the concept is agreed upon a script will be written. Once the script is approved, narrators and/or character voices read the script and their sound is combined with music and sound effects to create a soundtrack. Storyboards or style frames will be created by the animation department to determine the visual direction, which will proceed to creating the actual frames of animation in sync with the soundtrack.