Video production
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Professional video production, or videography, is the art and service of producing a finished video product to a customer's requirement and consumption.
The video production industry creates videos for a wide range of demands, from safety videos for use in corporate environments to medical training videos for use in teaching. An example of a more everyday application is the wedding video.
A video production company takes a brief, produces a script, liaises with the customer and puts a production team together. This often includes experts ranging from camera staff to make-up artists. The film is shot and initial footage is put on broadcast quality tapes, edited and presented to the customer in a draft — or "guide" — form. Sound tracks, visual effects etc. are added in and the final video is presented to the customer.
With the increasing use of video in a wide range of commercial and government functions, and the increased access modern customers have to viewing video on a range of new devices, video production is a fast growing industry.
[edit] See also
- Audio
- Film formats
- List of video topics
- Telecine
- Television
- Video art
- Video production companies
- Corporate Video
[edit] External links
- Small Video Production Guide
- Video Production Support - community for people in video production, provides free content.
