Monthly Archives: December 2013

Posted on December 10, 2013 by The Video Guys

If your filming a corporate video, then I might be right in assuming that if you’re putting someone who represents the company on camera, then they’re probably not a professional actor. Because of this, producing an engaging and quality content … Continue reading →

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Video production terminologies you ought to know

Posted on December 3, 2013 by The Video Guys

So I’ve been working with video production for a while now, but there are still terms I’m unfamiliar with. I’ll often find myself nodding intently with absolutely no clue what ‘aspect ratio’ actually means and then rapidly Googling the second … Continue reading →

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