A video script is different from most other communications documents – it’s a blueprint for a video, and that means it has unique challenges. Here are six tips to consider when tackling this surprisingly nuanced writing challenge.
Measuring and analyzing the performance of your videos is important as you attempt to continually improve the results of your video marketing and communication efforts. But not all video metrics are equal, and not all data are collected in the same way. It’s in how you combine these various forms of data that allows you to make more informed decisions. Here are the 3 types of data that you can use in order to improve the performance of your videos.
An image is worth 1,000 words, and people seem to want to read less and less. So how could including a flashy video right on your home page be bad, and are there times when including an autoplay video might be okay? Here are a few considerations to help you rethink the autoplay home page video.
YouTube recently launched native End Screens, which allow you to choose thumbnails from your other videos as overlays in the last 5-20 seconds, along with calls for viewers to subscribe to your channel, and more. Here’s how to use them.
In the case of video, the question of perspective is determined by the placement of the camera relative to its subject. Watch this video for a demonstration.
We’ve got the top 5 video production pitfalls, and some ways that you can try to avoid them on your next video project.
