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FOUR – Production Blog Series

Sep 20, 2020

We all get a little camera shy but being prepared can help. We’ve worked with a wide variety of clients, some of whom understand the process of working with a video production company, and some of whom have no idea what to expect. Talk about nerve-wracking! Terms like pre-production, production, and post can be intimidating if you’re not sure how they apply to your shoot. We explain all three and more in our most recent blog series, explaining the production process in layman’s terms. Take a gander if you’re getting ready for a shoot; you’ll feel much more prepared and might even be able to smile for the camera.

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