Ever wondered where the video-making magic happens at Backslash Creative? Well, today’s your lucky day because I’m about to take you on a virtual tour of our video studio. This is where creativity comes to life and where we turn ideas into stunning visual content.
Read MoreHaving a strategy for video marketing isn’t a new concept. However, the importance of video has definitely changed. Just look at most social media platforms! They are creating different tools and programs for organizations to implement videos into their marketing.
Read MoreA good, professional video takes a good professional to make. Seems obvious, right? I know, I know, but there’s a time and place for videos you’ve shot on your smartphone. One of the side effects of coronavirus is that we all became much more accepting of amateur videos. But, there’s a difference between amateur videos and unprofessional videos—videos that make you look dumb.
Read MoreSome people want to avoid being caught on film at all costs. I get it! Being a video star isn’t for everyone. It can definitely be stressful and intimidating, especially if it’s way outside your comfort zone. Thankfully, there are options for utilizing video in your organization without actually being the star of those videos.
Read MoreIf just thinking about being in a video for your organization stresses you out, you’re not alone. I’ve felt that way too! But you shouldn’t let that stop you from diving into videos as part of your digital marketing strategy! Here are four best practices I’ve used to not be awkward in online videos.
Read MoreGetting ready to be more active on YouTube? Recently started publishing videos on a regular basis? If you’re like many others, your YouTube channel may look a little threadbare. Have no fear! In just 30 minutes or so, you can turn it all around. Here are some tips you can implement quickly.
Read MoreWant to get started with online video? Great! But what type of video should you use? There are two big categories of videos: one-off video and video series. Which type you use depends on several factors, including your goal for using video and your budget.
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