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Corporate Video

Video is an extremely effective marketing tool for all companies; it promotes your business 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clients can view them on their phone, iPad or computer anywhere in the world. It engenders a closer connection with the speaker, to hear and see a director explain directly about a new service or product will always have a greater and more positive impact than just a body of text.

Using new top of the range equipment- the Canon professional cameras the 1D MkIV Piranha provides extremely high quality HD videos these films have a fabulous cinematic feel thanks to the cameras, lenses and experienced videographers and editors. Some examples of when video may be commissioned -

Company Event Video

To film breakfast meetings, evening parties or other corporate occasions which can then be used on websites and allow clients unable to attend to get a very good sense of the event and promote your company, attendees too can review presentations so as to make more complete notes and share the video within their own company. It is important to consider both video and photography at these events to give complete coverage so as to maximize the marketing that can be extracted from all the hard work to arrange them.

The new Canon cameras allow both videographers and photographers to shoot in extremely low light without any additional distracting lighting kit so that they can remain discreet at all times.

Product or Service Launch

Short films on websites can also be used to promote a new product or as happened recently to promote a new satellite launch! New company services can be explained, and promoted too.

Company 'Talking Heads'

Talking heads placed on company websites allow huge audiences to hear the messages that the organization would like to get across. Piranha's experience allows for these to be quickly and efficiently filmed, using top of the range recording equipment for the best quality possible, after all audio counts for 60% of the overall effectiveness of any video sequence.