Everything you wanted to know about the fastest growing format for online video. What the heck is Outstream video anyhow? I know, I know, it sounds like a Kenny Powers jet ski move.
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Everything you wanted to know about the fastest growing format for online video. What the heck is Outstream video anyhow? I know, I know, it sounds like a Kenny Powers jet ski move.
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If you have a project that's ripe for animation, it can be a little tricky to find the right motion design studios for you. There's a lot to choose from and more popping up all the time.
At a recent meeting, the president of a small firm wondered aloud, “Should we make a company video?” She shifted in her seat as the statement lingered in the air with trepidation and uncertainty from others around the table.
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As things start to ramp up and get busy for the fall season and the X-mas rush starts, I've reached out to an up and coming animator I met a Half Rez 5 to help keep the content on this site fresh and on point. It's my pleasure to introduce Laura Bluett. Read more
The Attack logo just needed a bit of a refresh. Rather than go to a complete redesign, I just did a quick nip and a tuck on our existing logo to remove some of the explosion radius.
Video cost: Let’s get down to brass tacks and talk about real numbers as it relates to a real world project. This is pretty much the first thing I get asked by a prospect. Read more
Engagement and viewability are important metrics to measure when trying to launch a successful business video. They measure how much of the video that viewer watches and if they interact with a call to action.
Some people measure each separately, but to me, they are interconnected. No one is going to click on your call to action if they don't finish watching your video. So with that in mind, here's a few quick tips on how to make the characters in your video a little more personable. An audience liking your characters and being invested in the story will increase engagement and put more money in your pocket.
As I mentioned in part one, having a proper brief can help you save time and money when having production companies bid on your project. Part one covered some of the basic questions to get you started on writing a brief. This part will focus on some of the more in-depth questions that will jump-start the “discovery” phase
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