Using video to personally introduce yourself, your product or your service to the world is a very powerful tool. And the reality is that your clients, your customers, family, friends, and colleagues probably use your website as the primary tool to learn about your enterprise.
Whether you are a business, nonprofit, artist, institution, or individual, crafting an excellent video is the best way to help share with the world who you are and what you do, because people would rather watch a short video to learn about you then to have to read text.
Videos produced by LiveHistory have been used to advertise, train, fundraise, promote, archive, educate, share, and inspire.
When we produce videos, your own website is not the only place people see them. We place our client’s videos on the most popular websites like YouTube, Google Video, MySpace, and Facebook. It is also possible to package those same materials on DVD to sell, broadcast, distribute, and show live at events, conferences, trainings, and trade shows.
High end corporate communications is not our thing. Small and medium, human scale, personal story telling that is authentic, honest, and real is what we do best.
* We are interested in potential trades for our services, are open to any offers, and appreciate and value that option.
VIDEO SAMPLES BELOW. If you have difficulty watching any of them here, they can also be viewed on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/LiveHistoryVideo
Small Business: BIZNIK Introductory Overview Video
Training Video 1 of 8 Part CPR Series
Local Municipality: City of Tukwila, WA Centennial Celebration Event
Community Nonprofit: Seattle Tilth Helping to support and promote urban organic agriculture
Community Nonprofit: Szwaja for City Council Think Globally, Vote Locally
Small Business: KTAO FM Solar Powered Community Radio in Taos, NM
Performing Arts Group demo reel Sacred Ritualistic Theater
Community Change: Emerson Elementary School Helping to celebrate the joy of two merging schools in my neighborhood
Small Business: Seattle Spin Girl Keeping A Pulse on What’s Hot in Seattle
