Create a short story with three scenes
Let the first scene introduce the place or service, the second scene show a notable part of the process, and the last scene describe the result. Choose a message in each scene. Instead of adding too much text to the screen, highlight information that can be understood visually. Check out the video options in the phone's manufacturer documentation; Do not turn on high recording settings that you do not use just because they are a larger number.
Prepare the environment on the day of the shoot
If a customer image will be used, clarify the necessary permissions in advance. Don't let mirrors, phone numbers, appointment books and personal information on the screen accidentally enter the frame. Determine if ambient sound is important; Consider music usage rights separately. Maintain visual continuity rather than cramming three different outfits or lighting patterns into the same short video. Try not to overlap the shooting appointment with busy hours when customers receive service.
Discuss scope of delivery
Share with the videographer or photographer how many short videos, what aspect ratio, and how many revisions you want. Subtitles, cover art, audio editing and delivery of raw recordings may not be the same in every package. Say up front the platform and text layout to be used. At the final check, evaluate whether the image can be read on the phone screen, the faces appear correctly and the appointment call is open; Don't decide based on the number of effects alone.
Briefly keep in mind
- Take note of your needs and budget before discussing it.
- Ask the business about the scope of operation, total time and preparation conditions.
- Check your appointment time and change conditions one last time.
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