Video Production, Photography Services, NYC, Rockland, Westchester, Orange, Putnam, Dutchess, Ulster, Columbia, NYS, CT, NJ
Hudson Valley Web TV is a full-service Video Production Company and the publisher of the regional Hudson Valley Web TV Online Videozine. We specialize in video production and promotional services. For businesses, schools, organizations, advertising agencies, corporations, and families in the Hudson Valley, NYC, NYS, NJ and CT. No job is too big or too small. We Guarantee your Satisfaction every step of the way from concept through completion of your video.
If you already know what type of video services you want, then we discuss your video production needs and provide a proposal and price quote. If scripting is required, we begin scripting and storyboarding your video production with you. If required, we work with you to select and hire any required actors, hosts, voice overs and select music, choose locations, props, backgrounds, etc. We film and then begin the post production editing process till the production is completed. We promote your video on Hudson Valley Web TV and we can also help you post your video on your own website, our YouTube Channel, [link], your YouTube Channel, and any other on-line sites you wish to promote on.
We offer a Free video promotion consultation to explore your video promotion options. Our production staff have decades of collective and comprehensive knowledge and experience in business and family video production, advertising, marketing and internet services. Our knowledgeable, versatile, experienced, and talented production staff can meet your production and budgetary guidelines with the level of experience, equipment and creativity you require.
Video Production Contracts
An agreement entered into between a producer and client for production of a video is recognized as video production contract. As a producer, making and signing a video production contract must be a vital part of your work procedure with clients to protect your rights and obligations legally. The contract must be signed before starting any video production activity because it keeps both party secured. As a producer when you work for a client, you are renting your expertise, skills and experience to get a job done properly and you must rewarded with a particular sum of money as compensation of your services and equipment utilized for successful production of a video. Making a video production contract ahead of time is the only way to get paid by clients precisely in exchange of services provided.
It provides you a legal way to point out all details and information about the video production process. There are some attorney-created video production contracts that can make the video production process calmer for you. Highly customizable video production contract templates are beneficial for all types of video production. Hiring a legal representative or attorney for drafting a contract can eat a big part of your budget so try to use free contract template and get work done properly. Whether you want to enter into a video production contract as a producer or client, you will find these video production contract templates handful to draft detailed contract personally.
Microsoft word program will provides you better editing results to make changes in a suitable contract template.
Video production tips
You get nicer looking shots when you get closer to a person that you’re filming, and the sound will be much better. A telephoto shot is more susceptible to jerky pictures than a wide angle shot, and focussing is harder to do, as everything is magnified. Again, if you were filming a person doing something, then set the exposure so you can see them properly, with the right amount of illumination for the shot, ignore the exposure of the rest of the scenery around them unless that is actually important to the shot. It’s usually best to film a scene using multiple shots, giving different perspectives to what’s being viewed, but don’t overdo it. Most productions tend to use static shots, and will change camera angles by cutting to a new shot.
Generally, you’ll only have a motion shot if there’s a need for it, such as to follow someone who walks around in a fairly tight shot. Whereas action scenes might use nothing but motion shots, usually to make things look more frantic than they really were. Filming something else gives you shots to break up what you’re filming, to hide where you place your edits, and so it’s not boring to watch. If you’re filming something that needs a steady shot, then use something like a tripod, so that you get a steady shot. You can get quite small tripods that are easy to carry around, even tiny ones designed so that you can place a camera on a table to get a steady shot, but still be able to adjust the angle of the camera.
Bad sound is bad sound, out of focus shots are out of focus, etc. If you make a mistake while filming, re-do the shot straight away.
