Crossroads Fitness commissioned us to produce a television/web promo that would encourage potential clients to invest in their health by joining their gym.
In any industry, you're bound to find a bunch of confusing lingo, and video production is no exception. Here are some handy definitions that will have you talking video production like a pro in no time.
While working with the World Trade Center Denver, we learned world trade isn't just about increasing the bottom line. It’s also about forging relationships between peoples and cultures in order to open new markets, reduce global poverty, and facilitate peace.
World Trade Center Denver helps business with 5-5000 employees expand into the global market and offers resources and training for how to do so responsibly.
Last fall, we released a film for CTE (Career and Technical Education), a STEM-based training program for high school-aged Cherry Creek School students in Denver. CTE needed a film that communicates to prospective students and parents as well as to investors how their program helps to train and place kids in well-paying, long-term careers. CTE offers training in over 30 different fields such as engineering, automotive, business, and art and gives an alternative for non-traditional learners who thrive in a more hands-on environment.
The foundation of why we make films is to transition the viewer from confusion to clarity. Every day, we consult businesses and organizations on the importance of communicating who they are, why they exist, and what sets them apart from their competition. Simply stated, we break down your message into easy to understand, bite-sized bits that, together, make a film that helps to connect you with your clients.
