This is a 4 minute 37 second video…longer than I would prefer, but we wanted to cover two people’s stories in some detail. This really is a video to get more people to become mentors…you get to hear the stories of two mentors. You hear what got these two to become mentors, how mentoring affects their mentees lives, and even some advice if you were to become a mentor and what is expected from mentors.
I think it gives a great overview in a personal way. This is a video Peek Productions produced (that is me), so what do you think about the video? Does it make you consider giving an hour or two a week to be a mentor to a disadvantaged youth?
This is the latest video by Peek Productions. It is 2 minutes and 30 seconds long. The first two minutes is the testimonial by a satisfied client of theirs. I interviewed her to get the story and then edited it together as you see below. I am very pleased on how it turned out. What do you think of it?
I would like to point out a couple things…possible things to do in any video you are planning or thinking about. We unobtrusively put his phone number in the center of the video…as we thought if people left the video early they would see the phone number on last time if they wanted it. This testimonial is a “case study” format…what happened…from beginning to tend. We tried to overcome a couple common objection in the video. We added a call to action, “call Gary now,” with an unique offer, “get a free pizza with your free estimate.” Lastly, when uploading it on YouTube (for example) we completley filled out the title, description, and keywords…so it will be indexed better by Google.
This is the newest addition to Peek Productions recent work. We filmed one past client for the testimonial. We interviewed her at Vibrant Potential’s office. Then we cut the overall footage down by 1/3 to the current video…which shows the best of the interview while having the flow of a story. The finished video was 2 minutes and 49 seconds.
I think this video turned out well. What do you think?
The Freestyle Choir at Burnsville High School has been invited to Carnegie Hall for this school year’s choir trip (2009-2010). They are in need of support to send these students for an opportunity of a lifetime. This is a video with Freestyle Alumni, a current member, and Bryan Fisher – Director of Freestyle at Burnsville High School.
This is video with a shorter life span and a website that may not exist later (it exists for the fund-raising of this trip), so a splash screen with a stronger call to action and a website address was not included. Instead, the website will have the stronger call to action…and the video is meant to get the alumni to reminisce and hear about this opportunity for this year’s kids. I will also use YouTube annotation to add a small pop-up for a wed address for how to donate.
Here is the the latest finished video from Peek Productions. The Emergency Foodshelf Network is a foodbank in Minnesota – receiving and shipping food to member foodshelves. They wanted a video that may draw in more companies and people sponsoring food drives & also companies and individuals to volunteer time at the Emergency Foodshelf Network (sorting and packaging food for shipment). I have no idea what happens to the food after it is dropped in the barrel, so I thought we would do a video showing the process…as well as a call to action. They liked the idea and this is the finished product.
I am very proud of this video…and I am too close to it to critique it right now (just got the final approval ten minutes ago). What do you think about it?
