Video for the Internet
Low cost HD video produced from your own images and sound from as little as £50 each
* conditions apply see bottom of page
Video has become a vital form of communication for organizations of all sizes online and offline, so much so that a website without moving images is now seen as lacking interest by many visitors. It may be that a Javascript marquee is the most suitable option such as the one on our homepage, which is something we can build for your site, just get in touch. But for other applications a streaming video is the best way of communicating with your target audience.
There are plenty of examples of good, effective video campaigns on the Internet, but the smart operators like Google have also been using much simpler and cheaper video to get their message across using static images and captions to create video. Using such techniques has a myriad of applications for SME's and charities looking for a cost-effective Internet video solution for their website. See a two page pdf summary document Internet Video - not just cute animals and stupid people.
Because we can use content (images, video or audio) that you already have, we can produce video for your website or copied onto a CD at a very competitive rate. If you have PowerPoint presentations we may be able to use the graphics from them, please see PowerPoint Videos for more information.
This is our entry-level product, we can also help you with more sophisticated videos including shot video footage you may already have and the production of DVD's for copying and distribution. If you don't see anything that particularly relates to what you want to do in the demos, please contact us and we will be happy to discuss how to meet your requirements.
Some of the uses that such video would suit are;
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Usage |
Benefits |
Distance Learning
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Enables off-site sales professionals, students and users to keep up to date with information on products, services and coursework |
The learner does not have to physically attend so reduces the cost of physical facilities. |
Product Highlights
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Shows specific aspects of a product that can more easily be understood visually |
Lessens the need for printed brochures and can be immediately accessed |
Video FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)
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Useful for explaining how to perform specific actions such as use of software and configuration of equipment or to explain a niche-specific concept |
Relieves support staff from having to constantly answer the same question where text or static images are not sufficient to convey detail to customers |
Showcase
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This can be used for just about anything. From the best aspects of a golf course or area to the benefits of using a specific firm or service |
Showing something visually appealing helps to cement trust with the viewer and turns them into a potential client, member or contact |
Get your own online video catalogue
If you don't have a suitable website or adding video may attract significant cost, we can help you there also. For a nominal charge of £50 per year we can give you a page per video on one of our sites with an index page with links to each video. It looks more professional than giving out YouTube addresses and it's a lot easier to remember. The address would take the form yourname.woodcom.tv where yourname can be anything suitable that has not already been taken and would not be considered offensive.
Conditions
- For £50 you can have a video comprising of up to six images with cross-fades and front and end titles on a black background. This will be supplied to you on a cd in either wmv or mpeg format or added to our YouTube channel and you will be supplied with the URL so you can view it or add it to your own website.
- Additional images, titles, sound or more involved visual effects will add to the base cost quoted.
- You must own the copyright of all material submitted or have written permission for its electronic publication.
- Images should be at least 1280x720 resolution jpg files. We can work with less, but the quality cannot be guaranteed.
- Sound files should be in wav or mpg formats but we may be able to use other formats.
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