Video Production
The process of creating a video from concept to completion consists of three phases: Pre-Production, Production and Post-Production. Phase one (Pre-Production) is where all the planning and coordination happens, phase two (Production) is when you capture all the elements that will be in your final video and phase three (Post-Production) is where all the elements get edited together and combined to create the final video.
Testimonials
Make Them More Impactful
For years, companies have spent plenty of time and money marketing themselves. Newer and younger audiences have grown suspicious of slick sales presentations. They are looking for authentic reviews from verified product users and services. This is why CDS Web Services' testimonial video production services help our clients create videos that make an impact!
Commercials
30 Seconds of Greatness
At CDS Web Services, we love to make commercials of every kind — just let us know how we can take our gear, along with our seasoned group of professionals, and help you create the commercial of your dreams! Come over with a script or even just an idea and let our experts show you a video production that we can accomplish within your budget!
Product Demos
Explain Your Product/Service
Today's audiences are willing, and are in fact hungry, to consume more videos with shorter run times. CDS Web Services’ explainer video production help you create your own unique product demo video. Popular today are explainer videos which are designed to help explain how a company, process or service works.
Why is a video production process important?
Dependability: Whether you're shooting on location, in a studio, or in an office space there are a lot of moving pieces that have to come together. Does the time and place work for all members involved? How about actors or spokespeople? Identifying all of these details is crucial, and it is essential to do it in a logical, systematic fashion.
Predictable Timeline: Video production takes time. For anything more than an iPhone video, you don't just pick up a camera one day and have a video in your hands the next. So, how much planning time do you need before the shoot and how much editing time afterward? It's only guesswork unless you have a real process. An established and tested video process can help you go from an educated guess to an accurate prediction.
Fewer Revisions: When you nail down your objectives, discuss the details in pre-production, and then execute to match your vision, you shouldn't end up with many revisions at the end of your project. On the other hand, if you go through that whole project without a real process, you may end up with problems that require extra editing and time to resolve.
