Working remotely is not a new trend. Although people are waking up to working from home or working remotely, it isn’t a novel concept.

As it turns out, COVID-19 or the novel Coronavirus has literally put the world into a pause mode. Everything appears to be different, almost the slower version of itself. For those who have been used to various marketing methods, especially ones in video marketing, are discovering new trends. Marketing, in itself, is the name of field that requires constant reinventions.

Getting creative in a crisis

During this time of unprecedented disruption, the team at Studio B is wishing all our clients and partners health in life and business. Here, we’re practicing safe communications by scaling back our operations that involve in-person contact to minimize the risk to our team and clients. The good news is this does not require a halt to marketing and communications through video, rather a different approach to the medium. Consider these alternative approaches to video and/or communications projects you may have in the works:

Product video production has come along way in the past 20 years.  I am constantly bombarded with inquiries for product videos crossed with lifestyle concepts.  Most of them being completely “non lifestyle” related.   That said, I have had to really start thinking “outside the box” when it comes to product, e-commerce and amazon video productions.

The process of video editing has constantly progressed from the physical cutting and splicing of film in the old days to the infinite possibilities of computer based non-linear editing. Is it time to change how we do things and is AI making a play in any of our new tech?

Travel has truly gone viral in the age of social media, and with equipment available to capture travel videos, right from amazing mobile phones, action cameras, drones, to the lighter and more compact DSLRs, it's the boom for travel videos.

We all focus our efforts on producing our video that we often publish our videos in a hurry - often overlooking so many of the important factors involved in the production of the video. There's a way of publishing videos over YouTube or other social media to have the best impact of a video which involved plenty of pre-production and post-production efforts. it also helps in marketing by reducing the marketing budget, and also making marketing more useful.

When the DJI Mavic came out, it was about creating a world where anyone could do professional aerial photography and videography, because the pricing was lower and the flying wasn't as hard to learn. it was, in simpler terms, the prosumer drone camera. 

There's a growing need to create videos – not just corporate videos but also videos for social media in various formats. With square videos and vertical videos – the traditional video isn't the only thing that has survived. Along with it are tons of other mediums which rely on so many things. However, it is believed that companies need to spend heavily on their day to day video production activity – which isn't entirely true. 

Video marketing is one of the top requirements in today’s time. Videos have been made from a long time, but the channels to showcase them were limited earlier. Today, with all the coverage, it is much easier yet complex to reach out to the audience. It is easier because the audience is everywhere, and you can gauge the audience and help the video reach the correct audience easily