Will a video production interrupt business?

When deciding on whether to go for a video production as part of your marketing strategy, considering whether or not it will interrupt with your working day can be a deciding factor. When we plan the production of a video, we work with business managers and owners to decide when is the best time to film so that it causes as little disruption as possible.

Filming can be over within a day. The average film shoot for a business is usually about four hours so it doesn’t have to take up a lot of your time. When we come along to your business premises to film, the crew can get on with the filming themselves while the business owners can carry on with their work.

We work around a business so that filming can take place in the hours that are most appropriate. It may be the case that a certain aspect of the business needs to be filmed, like a shipment taking place for example. If this takes place at a particular time, then we would schedule it in to film at that time so that the filming fits in with the business and not the other way round.

Careful planning goes into a video production so that it works around the business. Filming can take place while the business is in operation if that is suitable or it can go ahead after work hours if this is more beneficial.

Video production doesn’t have to interrupt business. It can be a viable part of a business’ marketing strategy and a very powerful one.