Video is by far the fastest growing marketing tactic in use today because it informs and persuades better than any other media type. Why just explain how your product works when you can actually show people using and benefiting from that product.”
Carsten Ringholm
The last 25 years I have produced documentaries, news and entertainment, I know how to tell a good and exciting story that keeps the viewer. I have produced content for all national and many international TV stations, companies and businesses.
We tell stories, can we also tell your story?
Cinematography is where art and science meet to create an arresting visual
Motion graphics are pieces of digital footage or animation which create the illusion of motion or rotation, and are usually combined with audio for use in multimedia projects
Photography is the art, application and practice of creating durable images, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or of a light-sensitive material such as photographic film.
Sound design is the art and practice of creating sound tracks for a variety of needs
I have produced a lot of films for satisfied customers over the past 25 years.
I provide video productions for many international broadcasters, companies, communications agencies and individuals. Supplying tv commercials, corporate video, motion graphics, stock footage, still photography, I use state of the art camera, drone, steadicam and motionslider equipment. I have been doing that since 1995
Marketing is about positioning and communicating your unique value to a very specific audience. Your product or service won’t appeal to everyone. In fact it probably won’t appeal to that many people at all. You have to ensure that you craft a message that is tailored to the specific concerns of a very well defined audience. That sounds risky because if you narrow the focus of your message you have to leave stuff out. The only thing riskier than that is leaving everything in.
Your customer wants to know how you can solve their problems – that’s what matters to them. They really don’t care much about your history or your processes. And yet the vast majority of corporate videos today are still not written from the client’s perspective. Most businesses continue to create videos that talk about themselves. You should be putting yourself in the shoes of your customer. What do they care about? What are their problems? Then position your company as the obvious and unique solution to those specific problems. Give the people watching your video something they can relate to, something that let’s them see themselves in your video.
Our conscious mind would like us to believe that we make rational decisions. Our sub-conscious mind knows better. Virtually all purchase decisions are emotional decisions. Your lubricant may be 23% more viscous than your competitors, but the fact that the local fire-department uses it is going to be the idea that people relate to and remember. Most corporate video productions today are recitations of facts, features and benefits. Most viewers never get to the end of these videos. If you want your viewer to watch and remember your message then you have to connect with them on an emotional level.
Today, a high level of transparency is expected in business. This is new for most companies. Getting people’s attention is just the first step. Somewhere along the buying cycle you’re likely going to have to give up a bit more of yourself than you’d like. What do you believe? What are your core values? Why should I care about you when I have a huge number of undifferentiated options in front of me? This never really used to matter. Today it does.
Video is by far the fastest growing marketing tactic in use today because it informs and persuades better than any other media type. Video is engages the audience both visually and orally. Why just explain how your product works when you can actually show people using and benefiting from that product? Video is gaining popularity because it is the best means of conveying a great deal of information quickly to an attention-deficit plagued audience. Video is particularly effective when you need to showcase the more intangible benefits of a product. Imagine trying to promote a perfume solely on the merits of that particular fragrance. You couldn’t. You sell perfume by creating imagery that suggests the “promise” of that perfume.
‘Include a call to action in your video’; ‘Make sure you employ smart SEO practices in naming, placing and promoting your video’; and ‘Distribution is everything’ are all smart tactics to ensure that your video gets seen by it’s intended audience.
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“We are really glad for the cooperation and the result as Carsten Ringholm has delivered to our clinic, the pictures are beautiful and just what we expeected.”
“Carsten Ringholm is incredibly creative and can get the best out of even the simplest things. We have done many projects with Carsten Ringholm and look forward to the next project.”
“We always have a good cooperation with Carsten Ringholm from Brutto Film – Projects are always handled professionally and on time and not least on the agreed budget.”
“Carsten Ringholm is good at storytelling and creating visual and dynamic informations films. I am very pleased with the collaboration about the films we have made with Carsten Ringholm from Brutto Film.”
“Carsten Ringholm quickly answers our questions about an information film that was solved professionally and to our full satisfaction.”
