Testimonials
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- "First, let me say I think the videos look beautiful. The shots are lovely, the backlighting is fabulous, everything looks extremely professional. Second, thanks for being the first company to actually do all the post-production editing in a professional format without having me give you direction."
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-Leah
Nuance/Boston Area IT company
- "Great work! Enjoyed the day. Your team was truly professional."
- -Timothy Mountcastle/Washington, D.C. Area Plastic Surgeon
- "Originally we decided to film the videos to better tell our story to our clients and prospective clients. What we probably underestimated was the power that the videos have had on building enthusiasm and a new sense of purpose within our own organization! On this project, not only did you produce a couple of videos that are ‘game changers’ from a sales and marketing perspective, it was truly a pleasure to work with you through the process."
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-Stephen Vandegriff
Vice President of Sales
DPSciences Corporation
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-Stephen Vandegriff
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- "I want to drop this quick note to thank you for the exceptional job you did on our project. It's rare today when you get more than you expected. We had a gal this past week who saw our video, and on the basis of that, canceled with another surgeon and scheduled a consultation with us! You did a fabulous job with script development, coaching us through filming, and ultimately editing. We've had a tremendous amount of positive feedback. Christa and I are thrilled with your product."
- -Kaufman and Clark Plastic Surgery
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Submitted by webstorytellers on Tue, 10/18/2011 - 1:01pm
Doing business with video production companies is vastly different than it was even 12 months ago. At least that's what we're seeing at Webstorytellers (www.webstorytellers.com).
All but gone are the days where a video team shows up, shoots video, hands it over the client, and says, "good luck!"
Today, partnerships are upping the ante for video production companies are serious about helping their clients succeed online.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Fri, 06/03/2011 - 9:11am
Here is part of an article we found that we feel articulates very well why companies everywhere are finally leveraging online video.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Wed, 05/18/2011 - 12:07pm
Social Media. How many times do you hear those two words in every day conversation?
We hear it all the time, and for good reason. Social media works!
We think the day is coming soon (if it's not here already) where you will start to see more and more video as part of most every Facebook, Twitter, and other social media posts provided by companies.
As a result, we believe a 2011, social media friendly version of the old green screen intro videos can work wonders for every business that has a Facebook page or Twitter account.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Wed, 05/18/2011 - 11:54am
It's 2001, and it's time to turn off the mute button on your website!
As every month goes by, static websites with text and images only, start to look more and more like the newspapers of yesterday.
At the very least, every business that has a website, should have a "Hello" or "Welcome" video to greet people when they visit their site.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Sat, 05/07/2011 - 8:44am
With all the sunshine California receives, you'd never guess that the tanning salon industry can do as well as it does.
I am not going to take the time to look up the stats on how well that industry performs in California, but I was curious about how many YouTube hits this video that we produced has had since we shot it three years ago.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Sat, 05/07/2011 - 6:54am
We produced a video several years on the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield, California. I was just curious to see how many people had watched it just on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8jWpctvCo0). The answer as of this post is more than 21-thousand!
Submitted by webstorytellers on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 10:02am
If ever there was an example of how video can help a plastic surgeon market his practice, the story of Dr. Richard Hamilton is it.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Sat, 03/05/2011 - 9:50am
A trip to Miami to do a video shoot is about as good as it gets. We just got back from a three day stay in south beach and once again I am reminded why I need to look long and hard to see if I have any long lost relatives who might own one of those basketball court sized yachts that are parked outside the zuma restaurant/bar along the Miami river. Wow.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Sun, 02/20/2011 - 1:42pm
Five Years ago, we had a dream to create dynamic, professional and affordable online video, that could be available to every business in every part of the country. Fast forward to today, and the month of March shows us why we are so thankful we followed our dream and didn't veer off path and jump right back into the news industry.
Submitted by webstorytellers on Tue, 02/01/2011 - 12:25pm
Isn't it great when a kids game plays out in the adult world? Remember the game, "follow the leader?" Well, that game is happening from coast to coast in the video world.
