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PLANNING &PRODUCING

AN AVP

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The Purpose"a communication tool"

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combo of audioandvideo

AVPBusiness | Education

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filmslive theater

television programs

software

corporate videos

CDs

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Corporate AVP: Your organization's story

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specific purpose

targeted audience

CORPORATEAVP

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Brand video

Safety video

Staff training

Demo video

Testimonials

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Pre-production

Video ProductionPost-production

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The techniques matter.* MAKE PRELIMINARY DECISIONS.- Yes to corporate video?- What is your vid's purpose?- What story should you tell? - Who is your audience?

TIP: Think "story". We are wired with stories that have start,middle and end. Take the viewer on a journey. Make them feel.

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ACTIVITY: Get a piece of paperand answer these questions.

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The techniques matter.* MAKE A PLAN.- How much is the budget?- What is your timeline?  - Who will be in the team?

TIP: Be realistic. Stick to the plan.

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ACTIVITY: Write your answers. Select your team. Designate roles.

Share your initial plans.

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The techniques matter.* MAKE YOUR STORY.- What is your message?- Who needs to know?- How will you tell it?- How long should it be?

TIP: Remember that you can't tell it all. Short is better. Beauthentic.

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ACTIVITY: As a team, choose a story and discuss it. Then make a story outline.

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The techniques matter.* MAKE YOUR SHOT LIST.- What shots do you need?- Where are the locations?- Check your budget.- Review your story line.

TIP: Do not compromise on the quality.

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ACTIVITY: As a team, decide on the shots you need to take and where you will

take them.

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Proceed with theproduction and post-production whileavoiding these mistakes:

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* No clear message* Length of video* Too much of the message isabout you* Inexperienced video team* Inadequate budget

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ACTIVITY: As a team, finalize your plans and present them in class for critique.

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THANK YOU!Nancy Cudis-Ucag

[email protected]

www.nancycudis.com