6 Videos every enterprise should be producing in-house

Tap into the full power of video

Video rules. Now it’s time to rule video.

When it comes to effective communication in modern corporations, video leads. Chances are that you, like many enterprises, already know this. In fact, you’re probably producing video on a regular basis.

You may be using video as part of an ongoing program covering launch events and conferences. Or you could be using it for occasional one-offs like quarterly earning sessions and all-hands meetings. You might be keeping it simple and in-house for small productions or even outsourcing it to a third party for the really big projects.

The good news is you can use video to do so much more than most companies ever imagine. It’s now easy to deliver broadcast-quality productions without committing to TV station budgets or facilities. And best of all, it’s all within the reach of anyone with even the most basic AV skills.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this guide:
  • The two crucial components to realizing the full power of video for your business: immediate delivery (even live) and studio-style, multi-camera mixing enabling you to turn a talking head into a network show. (Just like broadcast TV, only with simpler tools you don’t have to be an expert to master.)
  • The 6 key types of video every enterprise should be producing in-house (though six is just the start).
  • How next-generation tools make it easy for anyone to deliver studio-style, broadcast-quality video production.

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