Think you know what it takes to produce a video? Well, think again. Most people think they know how to create a high quality video to use for their business. They are typically aware of the three big phases in the video production process: pre-production, production and post-production but they don’t necessarily know about all of the work that goes into each. As video production professionals, we’re here to share with you the step-by-step process of everything that goes into creating a high quality video that will leave everyone impressed.

Here at True Film Production we consider ourselves to be video advocates and are always urging people to utilize video in their marketing efforts. With several statistics such as the ones found below, it’s hard to see why businesses would not want to stay on top of the competition and create videos to reach their target audience:

Like many organizations we deal with, Enecon is a company that occupies a very specific niche. It provides maintenance and repair solutions for industrial factories, and one of its main products, Eneflow, helps to offset erosion caused by water flowing through the pipes in those factories.

Starting a business requires thorough planning and quite a bit of fortitude. Starting a business in a foreign country is double the trouble. Nevertheless, the lure of the American dream brings thousands of undaunted outlanders to the United States marketplace, thus stimulating the economy with diverse options while creating healthy competition. We truly admire the courage and determination of all foreign entrepreneurs, and that is why it was an absolute pleasure for us to do a corporate video production for HOWTOinUSA.com, a company that helps both domestic start-ups and professionals from abroad to understand and engage in business opportunities in the United States. Founded by Scott Jones who moved to New York from the United Kingdom in 1993 and as an entrepreneur himself was exposed to the difficulties of business development, HOWTOinUSA.com reflects the experience of its creator and many other professionals, forming a network of business expertise. Now, shall we blow our own trumpet? Helping Scott to help others was our task for this corporate video production and, sure enough, it was a great success besides being a true pleasure.