How to buy a domain name for your new company

Buying a domain name may sound daunting, but it doesn’t have to be.  Below are some simple steps to find the right domain name, secure your online presence, and purchase hosting for your website.

Finding the right domain extension

This is very important and sadly, many “good” domain names are taken.  So you need to use your creativity to find a good domain name.  We recommend using a “.com” name if at all possible.  If you are an organization or non-profit, you could also use the “.org” domain.  The last option would be to find a .net domain name.  I would rarely recommend using a “.biz”, “.info”, “.tv”, or any other options that might be offered.  Generally people use “.com”, “.org” and possibly “.net” when searching online.

Finding the right domain name

  1. I wouldn’t recommend using numbers, hyphens or dashes in your domain name.  That can be too hard to explain to people.  You want people to be able to remember your domain name and easily spell it.  You don’t want to get so creative with your domain name that no one can remember it.
  2. Use a tool like, BustaName.com to use keywords to see if your ideal domain name is available

Purchasing your domain name

  1. There are a lot of places on line where you can buy your domain name.  Most of them charge around $10 per year, which is an easy investment since you are building a business around this domain name.  It’s also good to buy a domain name if you think you might start a business with the same name.  Purchasing a domain for $10 to secure that domain is a simple decision to guarantee that it’s around when you want to use it.
  2. We use Dreamhost for our domains and hosting and even have an affiliate relationship with them.  But you can buy your domain name from other sites such as GoDaddy.com.  However, I’ve heard a lot of complaints about GoDaddy’s customer service and don’t recommend them.
  3. You can also use Dreamhost for your hosting.  However, you might want to wait a bit until you hire a website developer to create your website.  Even though we use and recommend Dreamhost, they might have their own set up which might benefit you.  Plus, there’s not sense in spending money on hosting right away when you don’t have to.

Sit back and congratulate yourself on finding, purchasing and securing your domain name.  You’re a step closer and ready to build your online presence.

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June Newsletter

Word of Mouth… Still the Best!

So I have been thinking of the best way to get the word out about our company, what is the best and most effective form of marketing? I think if every company mastered this, than it would obviously be successful. So what is the answer? Well, in my humble opinion, word of mouth is still the best form of marketing.
Now, word of mouth, has obviously been around since people could talk. So with all of the new interactive media and technology, how is word of mouth still the best. Technology is constantly changing, but something that isn’t changing is the fact that people talk. So the better question is…. How are you using the newest technology to create word of mouth marketing for your business?
Video on smart-phones and on the web is a powerful way to create word of mouth. I couldn’t help but notice these things about how people get their news these days, it is:
1. Instant
2. Mobile
3. Interactive
4. Dynamic
With that said, video just happens to be all those things as well. So find ways to integrate video into your business to create that word of mouth that is so powerful to any message. Exit Row Productions is constantly looking at new ways to do this for you. Let us know if we can help.

 

Video of the Month:

Let Exit Row Productions help you stand out since 10% of YouTube videos are in HD.

Exit Row Productions has always created high quality videos.  But we were a bit surprised at the low amount of Hi-Def videos on YouTube.  YouTube recently announced their website stats (see more here).  There are some staggering stats on the growth of video on their mobile and website.  They announced that,

10% of YouTube’s videos are available in HD

Only 10%?  Think how easy it will be to stand out from your competition?  If they have an old standard definition video and you have several Hi-Definition videos, which video do you think people will watch?  Exit Row Productions can create a video strategy that includes high quality HD videos.  That way your videos don’t look outdated on your website and YouTube.  Since most people across the country have broadband internet, they expect to have high quality videos.  And why not show your products, services, staff, testimonials, training or anything else in HD?

Give Exit Row Productions a call and see how we can help you.  We love talking with people to create a video strategy that incorporates HD, YouTube and web friendly formats.  It’s what we’re passionate about doing.  Let us do it for you.

During 2010, there were over 700 billion video playbacks YouTube alone

Everyone knows YouTube is the place for funny videos, the latest music video and political mishaps, but it’s also one of the best places to put your company’s videos.  What better place to put your marketing, training, promotional, or informational videos, than Youtube.  In fact, YouTube recently announced some stats of their site and found that,

YouTube reached over 700 billion playbacks in 2010

That’s a LOT of video being watched in one year alone.  Were your videos watched?  How many times were they viewed?  If you don’t know the answer, or if you don’t have any videos, than give Exit Row Productions a call.  We work with local companies in the Dayton, Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio area, but we also have traveled across the country to create high quality videos for our clients.  We’d love to work with you on a video strategy that will utilize the Google friendly nature of videos found on your website and YouTube.  Having video on your site will greatly increase traffic and keep the visitor on your site.  Would they rather read about your product, or watch an engaging video?  I think we both know the answer to that!

YouTube’s Mobile site gets over 100 million views per day!

How many views per day does your mobile site get?  YouTube recently announced some stats from their hugely popular video sharing website.  Not only do they have a huge following on their website, but they also get over 100 million views per day on their mobile site!  That’s a lot of smartphones watching a lot of videos.

We all know that video is the most powerful way to share your message.  What videos do you have on your website?  How many videos do you have on Youtube?  Do you know how many people are watching your video on YouTube’s mobile platform?  Exit Row Productions can work with you on all these aspects and create a video strategy for your website, YouTube and mobile websites.  So no matter where people are looking for you, they can easily find your videos.

The base age demographic for YouTube is 18-54

Most people think that the average video on YouTube is put up by a 15 year old and contains skate boarding, someone getting hurt or pulling a prank.  However, YouTube recently released stats on their service and how, “base age demographic for YouTube is 18-54“.  Notice how the range goes to 54.  That’s not the crazy teenager that most people think are using YouTube.  In the past few years we’ve seen The President use YouTube as a broadcast medium.  We’ve noticed a dramatic increase in businesses using video for their website as well as putting it on YouTube.  Since Youtube is so poplar, we recommend any available platforms that can best help promote your business.

Let Exit Row Productions help you create a video strategy of how to best utilize YouTube, social media, website, and the other platforms available.

Over 2 billion videos are viewed every day

Videos are everywhere.  You can’t go throughout your day without seeing a video online, on tv (isn’t that obvious?!?), in the waiting room at the doctor, the car dealership and just about everywhere else you go.  But did you know that on YouTube alone, “Over 2 billion videos are viewed every day“?  That’s EVERY DAY…2 Billion.  Think about it.  That’s a LOT of videos…and that’s just on YouTube alone.

If 2 BILLION videos are viewed every day, are people viewing your video?  Do you have a video?  If you don’t have a video, why not?  You’re missing out on a huge opportunity to share your story of your product or service.  Chances are that your competitors have videos of their products and services.  You could share video testimonials, live events, training, marketing, promotional pieces and so much more.  Let Exit Row Productions help create a video strategy to help your company be a part of those 2 billion videos watched on YouTube.   We work with companies and organizations locally in Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati but also work with companies around the country and beyond.  We’d love to help and won’t push anything on you…we promise.

YouTube is localized in 25 countries across 43 languages

We all use Google, and Google purchased YouTube a few years ago.  Since that time YouTube has grown internationally.  In some recent stats that were posted, Youtube shared this statistic.

YouTube is localized in 25 countries across 43 languages

Do you sell internationally?  Would you benefit if people in other countries know about you and your services?  This stat is hugely important if you have an international client base.   Knowing that YouTube has a broad international reach can help you market, promote and sell your products.  Let Exit Row Productions help you create a video strategy which can include your international reach.  We have access to translation services, actors and voice over talent and can create a video in any language you need.  And YouTube is probably located in that area.

48% of Smartphone Users Watch Video on their Phone

In a recent study by Google and Ipsos OTX, they found how important our smartphones are to use in daily life, and in business.  The report mentioned more than just video but we think it’s telling of the times that the report said that 48% of users watched videos on their mobile phones.  We’re not really surprised, and have seen this trend with our client, colleagues, friends and family members.  Who doesn’t pull up a video on their phone, whether it’s funny, serious or for business.  Our phone is by our side or in our hands and a great way to consume video.

How are you capitalizing on the the increasing amount of people watching videos on their Smartphones?  Let Exit Row Productions help create a strategy to boost the viewership of your video on Smartphones, your website, social media outlets and much more.

Will your business be a part of the 500 billion hours of online video by 2015?

Intel recently estimated that there will be 500 billion hours of online video by 2015.  That’s a lot of video!  Will your business be a part of that internet video boom?  In the past few years we’ve seen an increase in businesses needing video for their website, marketing, training, presentations, e-mail signatures, social media, and much more.  In fact, we’ve started to not only offer video (our primary business), but companies also ask us to create their new website and assist or manage their social media integration since they are combining into a power way to communicate.  Gone are the days where you can only have a business card and cheap website.  You need to communicate and interact with those around you…and video is one of the best ways to do that!

For video in the Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati Ohio area and beyond, let Exit Row Productions handle your video, web and media needs.

See what Scott Puopolo, Cisco VP for Internet Business, says about internet video and where it’s going.

Exit Row Productions interviews key personel for annual review video

In early February, we were hired to film 3 interviews for a client of ours.  They are preparing an annual review banquet, where a video will be a part of their festivities.  What better way to show what happened the previous year than through a video that explains all the exciting things that happened.  We’re glad this Dayton based company doesn’t listen to all the bad talk about the economy or the area…they’re doing just fine, thank you.

Boring slide shows are a thing of the past with the interactive elements of a review video.  Think of everything you can put into a video!  We can add some interactivity and motion graphics to a boring Powerpoint presentation or photo slideshow.

The reason it’s good to get interviews through video, is that they can be edited down to a reasonable length.  This banquet has a schedule and it’s better to have concise video pieces rather than having each board member get up and talk at length.  Those in attendance only hear the important aspects, and not all the details that come to mind when each person is speaking live.

Do you have an annual review meeting or banquet?  Let Exit Row Productions put together a high quality video that recaps everything that happened.  We can work with you on scripting, concepting, interviews, production and post-production.  We can do it all, or work with you on each aspect.

Let us know how we can help you with your next annual review meeting or banquet.  973-673-8450

Exit Row Productions hired to film training video series

We love it when strangers find our site through a Google search. It shows us that our site is optimized well (and something we can do for our clients when we build their website). At the beginning of January, I picked up the phone and someone was asking about an all day training series that was going on in the Dayton/Greater Miami Valley area. They were going to have people fly in from all over the country to attend this important training. Not only were people going to be there in person, but their would also be a live internet video stream. This company wanted us to film the sessions for the live stream but also edit them together for both DVD versions and web versions for their website.

In the past, they had used one camera, but quickly found that two cameras would add another way to keep the otherwise, dry training a bit more easy to view. We love it when people have the vision to use video in this capacity. First, Think about how much money they saved by doing a live internet video stream! They had people in other countries, who obviously couldn’t make the meeting, as well as those that were in far away States. These people didn’t have to fly into town, but could watch online. Secondly, this company had enough vision to have us edit down the footage into manageable videos that will be on their website in the coming weeks.  That way, if people couldn’t watch the live video stream, they could always watch it on demand.  This means that everyone could get updated on the news, no matter where they were, or when they could view it.

How could you use video to save money, inform, update, market, and promote?  The ideas are endless.  We love hearing from our clients on how our videos helped them.  And we love working with new companies to create a video solution.  Perhaps it’s a marketing campaign, training videos, web video series, product videos, video FAQs, or customer interviews.  The ideas are endless.

Give us a call to see how we can help you.  937-673-8450

“Friendformation” vs. Information

A Meeting of the Minds:

I was invited to be on a panel discussion today at the New Media Dayton monthly event.  A monthly gathering for those interested in media, marketing and social media.  The topic was “trends to look for in 2011″ and I was asked to be with other social media and marketing geniuses (I was honored just to be on stage with them).  We started a discussion that I want to continue here.

All Hail King Google:

I’ve been noticing a shift in trends in 2010 and look to see an increase in the coming years over a potential “battle royale”.  Over the past several years we’ve seen the rise of the mighty Google.  I Google everything: questions, spelling, directions, information, events, recipes and more.  Google was built by extremely smart engineers who have a secret algorithm that gives priority to fresh and relevant content.  But, adding regular content like: blogging, news, updates and information will greatly help you as it is captured by Google and you get higher rankings.  Having video on your site is huge too…find out more here.  Google relies on how many times people use your site and how many sites are linked to yours.  This can be good and bad.  It can be good in that you might get a lot of “hits” to your website because of a promo you run.  It can be bad because while you may get a hundreds of visitors to your website, they might not translate into customers or people who return to your site. While Google is extremely valuable still, it might be trending to something else.  Google has been king of search for a while and we have even called it, “the information age”…but a shift is coming.  I think we are heading into the “social age”.

Socially Acceptable:

In today’s discussion, the topic of marketing, information and the social component came up.  April Mescher of ZipSetGo.com made a comment about how everything is going social (social media with Youtube/Twitter/Facebook/LinkedIn, online check in through Foursquare, Groupon, etc).  She shared the term “Friendformation”, which got me thinking.   People are moving away from raw, impersonal data to personal recommendations on everything from which restaurant to eat at this weekend, to which vehicle to purchase.  We ask other friends and colleagues where to do business and and where not to do business.  I want to know what my friends thought of a movie or what others in the business community think of a new trend, rather than depending on the cold, hard statistics.  We all depend on personal connections…and this trend is growing.  We were created to be social in our interactions and this is coming out through social media.  Keep an eye out for the “Friendformation” vs Information battle (grab some popcorn, it could get interesting!).

The Great Divide:

Here is where the the shift happened.  Facebook, who has approx 500 million members, has decided not to open up their information to Google.  That means  that Google, the kings of information and mathematics, can’t comb through all the information that we share freely.  I believe that Facebook (along with other social media outlets) will be challenging the search engine and become something even greater.  A social search engine.

So how does your business use: Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn, Yelp, Foursqare, Moolala, Groupon, etc, etc?  Do you just depend on a static website that is 5 years old?  Do you engage your customers, clients, friends and relationships?  Yes, it can be intimidating since “times are a’ changing”, but the shift is happening.  Consider this your warning.

Agree, disagree?  What do you think?  Leave a comment and we can all chime in!  (which proves the social aspects that I’m talking about!)

Forbes says, “More Senior Executives Are Using & Sharing Online Video”

In a recent study, Forbes found that more “More Senior Executives Are Using & Sharing Online Video”. Below are some insights on the article and what it means.

Here are some other key findings found in the article.
    1. Video is becoming a critical information source for senior executives. More than 80% said they are watching more online video today than they were a year ago.
    2. Senior executives are also turning to video more frequently. Three-quarters (75%) of executives surveyed said they watch work-related videos on business-related websites at least weekly; more than half (52%) watch work-related videos on YouTube at least weekly.
    3. Work-related video can drive senior executives to take action. Overall, 65% have visited a vendor’s website after watching a video. Younger executives, however, may be more fully engaged with this type of media, and appear more likely to make a purchase, call a vendor, or respond to an ad.
    4. Executives can be receptive to video advertising. Overall, executives notice ads that run alongside videos, and many are comfortable watching in-stream ads. Video-friendly younger executives are more comfortable with these ad formats.
    5. The social element of online video is strong in the executive suite. More than half of senior executives share videos with colleagues at least weekly, and receive work-related videos as often. Younger executives appear very willing to share and view videos using social media.
    6. Organizations looking to reach senior executives with video should consider some of the preferences voiced by the survey respondents. The survey found that executives like information in a mix of text and video. They look to different outlets for different types of videos (e.g., business sites for news, YouTube for testimonials). And many are willing to engage with longer videos.

Below is an excerpt from that article from Jeremy Scott’s piece on reelseo.com.  You can read the full article by Jeremy here.

In June of last year, Forbes Insights partnered with Google to conduct a study on how C-Level Executives were using video for business purposes.  The results, which we wrote about at the time, showed that their use of video was on the rise, particularly with executives under 50 years of age.  Now Forbes is back with a follow-up study—again in association with Google—and the  results are every bit as interesting.
Perhaps most importantly, there is clear social behavior being performed by these executives around the videos they watch, with 54% saying they share videos with colleagues on at least a weekly basis.  They watch video on Facebook and post links to video on business networking sites.
That’s huge, primarily because social behavior is really the only way anything ever spreads online. Regardless of what audience your video content targets, you want them to share it with friends.  And this study suggests business-related videos are just as likely to be shared by viewers as any other variety.

As video continues to grow both offline and online, we are seeing a huge shift in how everyone uses and interacts with video, no matter what their management level.  It’s exciting to know that a strongly crafted video will get the attention of people online.
If you have any video needs, contact us for a free consultation on how we can create a video that looks great and gets watched.

Creative and Professional

A lot of times our clients want both. This is sometimes very difficult to achieve. We just recently finished a video project with Cardinal Solutions in Columbus, OH. We started with sketching out 2 different options on shooting their video. One of the options was highly creative, and the other was a little more toned down. We would always favor the highly creative options with our clients, but they sometimes hesitate to pull the trigger. Once we agreed on concept we began the filming project. We shot their project on a Canon 5D Mark II. This is part of a line of DSLR cameras that shoot in the highest quality of HD 1080p.

During the project our client changed their mind on what they wanted from the film several times. It got to a point where the direction of the project had shifted enough that the footage that we had wasn’t going to be enough. Mid way through we had to come up with a creative solution in order to not have to get more footage, and go outside of their budget. Through some after effects and some editing we were able to come up with a creative solution that they were happy with. In the end Cardinal was very pleased with the final result and it met the creative and professional balance that they wanted.

We always get a concept approved before we move forward with anyone. This was an example of someone wanting to go outside of the concept after we had already filmed. We never want to go over budget, but more importantly we always want the client to be proud to show their video to everyone (after all, that is the point isn’t it?). With our knowledge of Post-Production, and the tools we have in place we were able to work with them to create a great video without having to raise their cost. Here is an example of the video that they posted on their YouTube channel:

Make Me a Viral Video!

Make Me a Viral Video!

That statement in and of itself is controversial. Not only can you not make a viral video, you might not be able to make a video viral. It seems as though everyone wants to have a “viral video” these days. That is well and good, however you cannot create a “viral video”. Wikipedia defines a viral video as one “that becomes popular through the process of Internet sharing, typically through video sharing websites and email.” Now let me explain how you can do this. You must first make a video that is full of great content. Whether that content is funny, interesting, educational, or just crazy is up to you. Once a video is created than you can attempt to make the video viral. The key word there is “attempt”. The bottom line is that if no one wants to watch your video, than it will not go viral.
There are some things to consider when attempting to make a video that can go viral. As a business you must first consider what the goal of your video is. There are several questions to ask yourself:

- Who do you want to watch your video?
- What kind of people do you want watching your video?
- How many people do you want watching your video?

It is important to answer these questions before you go producing a video. If you do not care who sees your video, and you just want as many views as possible than your content could be wide open. If you want to market the video to your industry than the content will need to be slanted towards that particular industry. So while there is no way to make a “viral video” there is a way to make a video that has a good chance of going viral.
The key to producing a video that has the best chance of going viral is, like I mentioned before, great content and also a distribution strategy after the video has been produced. The video must be a video that people will be inclined to watch. It is critical for someone who specializes in video to create a video that they know people will watch. Ideas sound good in a board room, but we are talking about internet viewers here. People are impatient and very critical of online content. There is so much out there, so you must find a way for yours to stand out. Also, it is extremely important for someone who is knowledgeable of social media to spread your idea. Once the video is online, it must spread, and one of the best ways to do that is by using a company who understands how social media works. Exit Row Productions are specialists in both content creation and video distribution online. We would love to help you create videos that go viral.

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Youtube is most buzzed about social networking site of the year

We’ve all heard the stats about the growth and importance of video such as: 

  1. Youtube is the second largest search engine behind Google.
  2. Americans now watch an average of 30 minutes of Video online per day (see article here)
  3. Video is over 50% of the bandwidth used online  (see article here)
  4. Having video on your website can help you jump to the top of the Google search page (see article here).
  5. Videos were 53 times more likely than traditional web pages to receive an organic first-page ranking (see article here).

You’ve probably noticed the swing from traditional marketing and media to social networking on sites like: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and more.  In fact the growth of these site is staggering.  Did you know, if Facebook was a country it would be the 3rd largest in the world.?  And Twitter has over 105 million users and is adding 300,000 per day!

But did you know Youtube was the most buzzed about social networking site of the year!

YouTube has come out on top in a ranking of 2010’s most buzzed-about websites and social media services.  This year was the year of video — in volume and positive mentions — of YouTube…The Zeta 2010 Buzz Awards measures the mentions of 125 of the top social media sites to determine not just popularity but how people feel about those sites, too.  “We held a mirror up to the social media world and try to get an understanding of what people are saying about the various social networking sites,” said Al DiGuido, CEO of Zeta Interactive, a digital marketing agency in New York City.  People seem to be saying good things about YouTube and Flickr. The blogosphere spoke positively about YouTube 91% of the time and about Flickr 98% of the time. Those positive mentions, along with the sites’ volume of mentions, landed them in the top two spots on the list.

If people have such a positive attitude of YouTube (even more than the popular Facebook, Twitter and Groupon!), you can count on the fact that people will be searching for business related topics on YouTube.

Let 2011 be the year that you start harnessing the power of video on your website, YouTube, video sharing sites and more!  Let Exit Row Productions help you formulate a plan based on your specific needs.

Dayton Ohio video production with Exit Row Productions

A lot of people are using Exit Row Productions for their video production, media and web design in the Dayton, Ohio area…and beyond.

We’ve been serving both large and small businesses for almost 10 years and LOVE doing it.  We’ve got to see some amazing companies doing incredible things.  Here are some projects that we’ve done for some of our clients…and we could do the same for you.  We’ve had clients all over country and have been overseas doing some amazing projects as well.  But, the thing we love most is using creative ideas to convey messages.  We pride ourselves in the creativity that we bring to the table.  Some projects don’t allow for overtly creative ideas, but when given the chance…we can give some out of the box ideas.

Here are just a few things that Exit Row Productions has done in the Dayton area and beyond

These are just a few types of videos that we can do.  How can we help you?

Digital video delivery is on the rise

There has been a trend over the last few years that we at Exit Row Productions have noticed.  Early in 2009, there was a drastic change in that our clients were asking for DVDs for distribution, but then switched and started requesting more web based formats for the delivery of their videos.  It was like all our our clients got a memo saying it was easier for them to go online than to worry about mailing out DVDs.  Perhaps they had been reading our newsletter and following our advice.  Now, we still handle DVD duplication and many of our clients still need this service.

The Digital Entertainment Group, recently released some stats that show physical media sales are dropping.  Which means DVDs are going the way of the 8-track and cassette tape.   Digital delivery is gaining in consumer confidence and comprehension as they understand the importance of this format and how taking one video and applying it across multiple platforms can save money and increase exposure.

According to The Digital Entertainment Group, “digital distribution was 13.%% of overall spending and consists of electronic sell-through (EST) and video-on-demand. EST was up 37% reaching $432M with VOD  jumping 20% and ending the nine-month period at $1.2B”.

Having high quality content in digital form is exciting for us at Exit Row Productions because we can make a video one time and deliver it across multiple platforms.  This means that your online video efforts are far more vital than in the past since everything online (especially video) is growing so rapidly.  In fact, we work with our clients after the video is made to help with distribution.  We offer our expertise on digital delivery through websites like YouTube and across multiple social media platforms for ultimate exposure.

Let us help you today with your video needs.  Whatever your distribution needs are, we can take your concept to completion and help you maximize the distribution of your video online.  Contact us today for more information about how we can help you.

Dayton Business Spotlight sharing feature

Want to learn how to share your Dayton Business Spotlight video?  Watch this video to learn more.

Don’t forget about the 20% discount for Dayton Business Spotlight members. It’s our way of saying thank you for investing in the Dayton region.   Contact us today for more details.

Kroger TV hires Exit Row Productions for heavy work load

Kroger TV uses Exit Row Productions for editing workload

We all know Kroger as the best grocery store in town (and the country!) but did you know Kroger has a television department?  Each region has its own internal television department that handles training, promotions and news updates that is sent out to their employees each week.  They do an amazing job of speed and quality with all of the video projects that go through this studio on a weekly basis.

Because of the high work load in August and September, Kroger TV contacted Exit Row Productions to come into the studio in Cincinnati to work for 7 days on editing several video projects.  Last year Exit Row Productions also did some work with Kroger TV and they asked us back for more this year.  Projects ranged from promotional content to several training series that had a tight deadline that need to be started and completed.

The station manager had this to say about the services that Jeff Long provided while there.

I am grateful for Jeff’s help.  I really like the way he is able to pick up on a project and, from a mere description, take it through to completion.

If Kroger TV uses Exit Row Productions for their editing and video needs, than imagine how much we can help you.  Exit Row Productions specializes in taking projects from concept to completion and can also handle the distribution, social media marketing, and even website creation to display your new videos.  Give us a call to see how we can help you.


North American Mission Board chooses Exit Row Productions for new web campaign

Exit Row Productions travels to Virginia to film for a new website campaign

Earlier this summer, the Atlanta based North American Mission Board, contacted Exit Row Productions for a new website campaign they were starting.  They asked Exit Row Productions to create several videos for the upcoming Why Card website release and booked them to shoot the videos in Virginia.  The website chronicles the lives of 3 people sharing their stories about what their lives were like in college and how one relationship drastically changed their lives.  Each person’s story tells of the pain they held internally while trying to find meaning and how a new relationship changed their lives forever.  We talked with the Athlete, the Party Girl and the Drug Dealer.

Each video was shot on location at the university they attended in high quality High Definition at 1080p for maximum quality.  That way when it was put online the quality was kept but we were able to get it into a manageable file size for the end user.

North American Mission Board plan to roll this out nationwide soon and will also let churches and organizations around the world know of this website and and these stories.

Check out the website and watch each video to see what each person had to say.  Click here to view the website and videos.

Exit Row Productions video shoot with NAMB

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Video news/stats for September 2010 . Let Exit Row Productions help people find your video. http://t.co/vZG0bwN

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