{"id":597,"date":"2009-07-04T17:14:33","date_gmt":"2009-07-04T23:14:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.edynamo.com\/2009\/07\/the-rapid-pace-of-the-trade-show-extends-to-trade-show-video-production\/"},"modified":"2009-07-04T17:14:33","modified_gmt":"2009-07-04T23:14:33","slug":"the-rapid-pace-of-the-trade-show-extends-to-trade-show-video-production","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/edynamo.com\/blog\/?p=597","title":{"rendered":"The Rapid Pace Of The Trade Show Extends To Trade Show Video Production"},"content":{"rendered":"

Everything about the trade show environment is faced paced. The set up, the sales, the pace of the day, and even the production and use of the trade show video displays, which characterize more and more of trade show marketing, is faced pace.
\nWhile video production for the producer can mean long hours in the editing room, frequently on weekends, the client’s reality is an unquenchable need for a finished product, on his desk, or in his
\ncomputer, by Monday morning. No sooner is one project done, then the scenario develops for another situation leading to another difficult deadline demand in a matter of days.
\nFor example, if one producer shot a video for his client, at a trade show on a Thursday. Then the client is probably anxious to see the video by Monday morning. The client had his Trade show booth cleaned out in a matter of hours. He flew back to his home town, the same day. He’s had a relaxing weekend with his wife and children. And now, on Monday, morning, before the excitement of the trade show has faded, the client wants to see that video on his desk. From the client’s perspective the project is no big deal. We’re talking about a mere three to four minute highlight video. He’s not thinking about how long it takes to find the appropriate background music, create the graphics, go through the footage, synchronize everything, and get opinions and revision suggestions from other members of your company. And every time a video producer knocks himself out and makes another deadline, that’s proof to corporate marketers that he and every other video producer can and must be able to produce videos with this type of rapid turn around time.
\n When one video tech from a young company asked his colleagues if they would put up with the answers were amazingly varied. The answers ranged from no! to raise the prices, to set a set fee for weekend work.
\nSome companies will not put up with this type of pressure at all, and publish turn around times that average much longer. One company, for example, declares that their average turn around time is 2 months, and their most rapid turn around time is 2 weeks.
\nWinmax Video, Winmax Video Production<\/a> of California, has a novel approach to handling rapid demand project. Winmax has created a video production system much like a factory assembly line. Each video is dived into 30 second segments handed over to a different production team. The teams work simultaneously and consistency is ensured by an expert supervisor. A 3-4 minute video is edited by 6-8 teams, each faced with the less formidable task of producing a 30 second video. Winmax can thus produce a 3-4 minute trade show video, trade show video display, trade show backup video, tradeshow videos<\/a> in as little as 2-4 days with an average turnaround time ranging from as short as 7 days. <\/p>\n

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