Producers of Explanatory Videos
December 30th, 2009 | Posted by shelbyA couple of months ago as you may remember, we posted a blog that listed some explanatory video producers following a TechCrunch article titled “The Underutilized Power of the Video Demo…” that got a lot of attention.
Well, after attempting a little market research and realizing that it’s still quite difficult to search for and find explanatory video producers, I thought this is a list we should keep updated over time. So here is an updated version that I will continue to add to upon request.
If your company should be on this list but isn’t please just add a comment with a link to your portfolio and pricing if available.
So here it is! We will rightfully begin the list with the Common Craft Explainer Network which includes the following:
Switch Marketing: Portfolio - Pricing
Say it Visually: Portfolio
Splainers: Portfolio
1/29 Explainers: Portfolio
Animated Explanations: Portfolio
Other explanatory web video producers include:
Nutintuit: Portfolio
Video Army: Portfolio
Transvideo Studios: Portfolio
EyeView Digital: Portfolio
Epipheo Studios: Portfolio
Simpleshow: Website
Howcast: Portfolio
Wheelhouse Communications: Portfolio
RapidFire Video: Portfolio
Please let us know what you think about our list and follow us on Twitter for access to our web video Twitter list as well!
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Positive Predictions for Web Video
December 15th, 2009 | Posted by shelbyYesterday Geoff Ramsey, CEO of eMarketer released his annual seven predictions for the New Year and we may be a bit bias, but we think his predictions are great!
Focusing on the elements of the article that speak to web video, here is a short summary of Mr. Ramsey’s predictions for 2010. (We’ve bolded the parts we like best).
“During 2010, as US ad budgets crack open just a little, look for an accelerated migration of ad dollars from traditional to digital media. According to Forrester Research, 59% of US marketers plan to increase their budgets for digital by pulling funds from traditional outlets. Other sources support this shift, including a recent survey among Association of National Advertisers members and a separate study from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.”
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