We are an award-winning media creation company in St Louis. Storytelling is our passion built from our strong documentary roots and encompassing all media from video to print to web to live streaming events. Quite simply we’re the people who make video and media productions for marketing and training easy for you. Clear, concise and creative content delivered where and how you need it, on time and on budget.
Communications & Marketing
There’s no better sales and communications tool than video. Trade show, product launch, internal and external communications, politics, websites and more. Our creative team is one of the best in the industry at delivering your message, your story with maximum impact.
Training and Safety
Video ensures that everyone on your team receives the exact same safety and training protocols fostering a more efficient workplace. Our team will develop a customized training and safety program to bring out the best in your workforce.
St Louis Drone Crew getting the final shots for marketing and training video productions.
Digital, Video and Film
World-renowned production services in the field or studio along with full editorial and post production services. Our team is known for its storytelling including feature documentaries, ENG, lifestyle and reality / news programming that airs globally.
314-913-5626
Mike Haller
St Louis Video Producer
stlouisvideos@gmail.com
What’s included in a typical video project?
Find out what comes with a standard video project, and what’s going to cost you extra. For example, does the video include scriptwriting, music, graphics, editing, actors, etc.?
What is the provider’s core area of expertise?
Learn what types of videos are in their comfort zone. If the company has built their portfolio on events coverage but you are looking for a company profile video, then it may not be the best fit for your needs.
Where can they shoot videos?
The location of your shoot can instantly narrow your search. For example, if you need to have a customer testimonial shot in Sacramento, do they have videographers there or do you need to pay for their travel?
Do they offer fixed prices that will work with your budget?
Everything can sound perfect until you see the price tag, especially if the provider has added on “extras” to your project. It’s important to ensure they can realistically stick within your budget without compromising on quality and timing.
How long does it take from project request date to delivery?
It can often be a lengthy wait from the day you put down your deposit to the day your video is delivered. To ensure your video content is timely, it’s best to go with a provider who can deliver your video within 20 business days.
Do they have a satisfaction guarantee?
Not all video providers offer satisfaction guarantees, like many crowdsourced marketplaces where it’s difficult to control the quality of freelance videographers. If there is a guarantee, read the fine print to see what it includes. Some guarantee the entire cost of the video; some only cover the referral fee.
How many projects can they handle at one time?
Some video production companies or freelancers can only handle a certain number of projects at once. If you have a few videos in mind or have tight deadlines, make sure they can meet these requirements.
How do you find out the status of your project?
Ask your video provider if they provide a window into your projects so that you can check the status, confirm deadlines, and offer feedback in real time.
Do they provide project managers?
With many crowdsoured marketplaces, you have to manage the project and the videographers, which can be difficult if producing videos is not your area of expertise. If you’re looking for a full-service team, then start your search with production houses and agencies who can manage your projects.
What marketing/sales support and resources do they offer with video production?
Once your video is complete, the next step is getting your target audience to see it. Ask the provider if they offer marketing resources so that you know what best practices to follow to get your video seen.
Do they offer video hosting? If so, is there an additional cost?
Before adding a video to your site, you will have to host it in either a free or paid video player. Find out if the video provider can host it for you, which will save you time and money from trying to find this service elsewhere.
Do they offer customizable video players?
If they offer players with their videos, inquire about special features that can help boost engagement, conversions and SEO. For example, can you add plug-ins to your player so that viewers can easily share your video on social media, contact you, or see your company’s special offers? Can you adjust the look of the player? Can you easily add metadata such as your description and keywords?
Do they offer video analytics to track performance? If so, is there an additional cost?
How did your video do? Did it achieve its goal? Results are the main reason to produce anything at all, so it’s important that you’re able to see data-based results and the value behind your video. If your provider does offer analytics, find out if they can collect the data that you need.
Can you export the data from the reports?
You might be able to see your data, but can you easily export it and format it? Can you drill into each metric to gain more individual insights?
Are there any built-in split-testing features available?
In an era where marketers are encouraged to test everything and create their own benchmarks, it would be great if the video player you use can make it easy to do so. See if you can split-test your videos, how many tests you can do, and what you can test on.
314-892-1233
Robert Haller, St Louis Video Producer
St Louis Video Production
stlouisvideoproduction@gmail.com https://stlouisvideo.com/
Consider using a template that allows for each recipient to receive a personalized message in the greeting. People respond more favorably to emails that address them personally, and are less likely to reject the message. This personalization is simple to accomplish, and will grow a greater relationship with your customers.
The beginning and conclusion of your marketing email should include a call to action for your customers. Be clear about what you want your customer to do, and include at least two obvious links to your site. Use clear suggestions that direct your customers to the offer your email is promoting.
Video helps add a call to action
If you are emailing potential customers, consider following up with video clips. You could try inserting a line within your message that tells them to order now. The ending of the message could inform these people that they can become a customer immediately by clicking on the provided link.
Use your email marketing to get your customers more involved with other promotion portals. For example, always give readers several ways to learn more about what every email is discussing. End every email with your contact information and web address, encourage them to share special promotions through Facebook “Like” buttons or direct them to a video that shows them how best to use a new product.
314-892-1233
Rob Haller, St Louis Video Producer
St Louis Video
stlouisvideos@gmail.com
St louis video produced this St Louis video production for a local healthcare firm. We videotaped on location for three full days to create four different marketing and online training videos for the medical community. The video production crew shot all primary and b-roll footage on location. We also videotaped six different testimonials in our St Louis studio on green screen. The project was completed within a week and a half to complement a new office opening. Video news releases and a rather unique health marketing approach was implemented to promote the new north county health facility.
st louis video. Medical video production shot for online training and healthcare marketing.
When your company needs video production in St Louis count on St Louis Video. We are a video production company that provides high quality, high definition video production services. We produce for all types of businesses large and small.
Our experienced creative production crew includes highly skilled award winning producers, directors, lighting and audio technicians, videographers, and video editors.
We provide state of the art equipment, high definition cameras, jibs, portable green screen, wireless microphones, teleprompters and basically whatever else is required for a professional video production.
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St Louis videographer, Dave Topping keeps a watchful eye on the shoot through the camera viewfinder during an historical video production taping for ABN Historical Videos.
When it comes to getting your important message across to your target audience, there’s no medium more powerful than video. St Louis video has an in-house green screen studio with cutting-edge equipment to create an attention-grabbing video that is sure to be noteworthy. Our creatively talented video crew is always available to handle every aspect of your video production from concept all the way through final delivery.
Post-production is where your St Louis video production comes together. After a basic assembly based on the original concepts and script a rough cut is submitted to the client for approval. Upon approval, the work begins on any revisions and additional editing, effects and other post production video services. When the final cut has been approved, your video production moves into the finishing stage where sound, color, and any graphics are perfected, resulting in a truly polished video production.
Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the nation’s oldest botanical garden in continuous operation and a National Historic Landmark.
The Garden is a center for botanical research and science education, as well as an oasis in the city of St. Louis. The Garden offers 79 acres of beautiful horticultural display, including a 14-acre Japanese strolling garden, Henry Shaw’s original 1850 estate home, and one of the world’s largest collections of rare and endangered orchids.
For over 154 years, the Garden has been an oasis in the city, a place of beauty and family fun—and also a center for education, science, and conservation.