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22Sep

Corporate Video Producing Frenzy!

DateSaturday, September 22, 2007 at 10:51PM

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A pretty good view of my past two weeks for two major corporate videos coming up.

Three weeks on the phone. 100 emails. Scripts. Tweaks to scripts. Conference calls with board members.

All for two days of filming.

This is the producing part I talked about in an earlier post discussing the differences between producing and directing.

Successful corporate video stories seamlessly integrate both left and right brains.

---Tom

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