Tulsa Video Production – 4 key areas to a great video
Another Monday Morning Website Tip by Marcus Rangel
Did you know the team you choose to work on your Tulsa video production can really make or break your brand image?
We’re going to look at the 4 key areas that make go into a great Tulsa video production.
- The Story. This is the most important part of any video because it will either capture or repel the person watching your video. Making sure your story is compelling by asking you the right questions is so important when choosing a team to create your video.
- The first 5-10 seconds of a video. We live in a scroll fast generation of prospects so you have to have the right music, tone, and punch in that first 5-10 seconds to keep people watching your video.
- The thumbnail, yes the thumbnail of your video. Did you know that this is often the most overlooked small detail that goes into a video project but is also the make or break image that determines if someone clicks on your video to watch it?
- The music. Music is the first thing IMC starts with in any video project because if you don’t have the right music under the story of the video, the video won’t matter.
Ready for some examples that we think include some pretty amazing drone, music, and storytelling? Watch some of the videos below and click here to learn more about our Tulsa Video Production for small businesses..
About Marcus Rangel
I've been working with small businesses owners to craft not only beautiful custom websites, but clear, clever and concise messages to reach their prospects since 2005.
I officially hung up my "corporate cleats" to be an entrepreneur and small business owner in the summer of 2020. IMC, which started as a side hustle early in the mornings before the sun was even up in 2017, is what led me down this path as a small business owner myself. I focus on helping other small business owners continually stay in front of people & prospects with email marketing, create websites that generate leads with great engagement, and produce video content that are meant for the digital era we're in.
When I'm not creating, you can find me hanging out with my incredible family on our front lawn or on my OneWheel around the big city of Owasso, OK.
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