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Kath’s story draft version
Thanks for sharing your story, we’d love to hear what your thoughts are! https://vimeo.com/133413837
Thanks for sharing your story, we’d love to hear what your thoughts are! https://vimeo.com/133413837
This is filmed by having all the subjects in front of a backdrop. This creates a nice, clean look. For reliance heath we’d recommend using a white backdrop and colour though. https://vimeo.com/121638456
Here’s a video we created for Integrity and Values. https://vimeo.com/132501776
The examples below were based on a different budget bandwidth. We’ve added some notes on the project cost to give you an insight in the cost of video.
15 videos for a project price of $ 25k. The scale of the project significantly lowers the ‘per video’ cost, so with 4 modalities shot per day, a ‘per video’ cost of about $ 1200 is achievable. https://vimeo.com/125539877
$ 28k for 17 videos. Right people, right advice https://vimeo.com/99220941 What is good advice? https://vimeo.com/98252752
$ 6000 for one video that involved 2 full days of shoot plus half a day for cutaway shots. https://vimeo.com/53917508 password: ‘hwp’
$ 6000 for three videos. All shot on one location in two days. https://vimeo.com/92108551
With shoot locations in five different countries we budgeted about 12k for this. http://vimeo.com/67529500
Here’s a way to tell the story of what an app does, instead of just delivering features and benefit. What’s the outcome for the user? How does it help them? https://vimeo.com/100082417
Because of the scale of the project, we could offer those for about $ 500-600 each.
20 short videos for $6k, so a ‘per video’ cost of $ 300. This was achieved by shooting everything on one location and doing one or two takes per video. https://vimeo.com/84089887
I’m fascinated about exploring what drives us. Everything we do as content producers is ultimately an expression of that motivation. I’ve always felt a bit ambivalent about Tony Robbins, but here’s a TED talk of Tony Robbins that I found undeniably good.
Emotion is the driving force in life – it shapes our decisions.
At Hunting With Pixels we ask every single person we interview (1200 and counting) this question. We’re yet to find someone who tells me it’s money or status, but most of them are driven by this question:
People who do great things look at how they can contribute. Achievement (money/status) is the byproduct of that idea.
One interesting question in the TED talk is: Why did you NOT achieve something? The defining factor isn’t lack of resources, but resourcefulness. It’s not about what we didn’t have, but what didn’t motivate us.
So if decisions shape destiny, we need to ask
Love to hear what your thoughts are! https://vimeo.com/132677719
Ergon’s purpose is to provide safe, reliable, efficient and sustainable energy solutions to support their customers and the Queensland economy. 
How can we communicate this purpose in an engaging way, that gives us an authentic story and shows the people behind the purpose? Here are a few examples of how Hunting With Pixels would navigate that challenge.
Here’s an example of how you can share the fundamental principle of what your business brings to the table. It’s not about the ‘what’, but about the ‘why’ and ‘how’. So instead of talking about what lawyers do, we talk about the end result; getting advice that makes us feel confident about the decisions we make. Ergon could do something similar around energy – what is it that Ergon enables others to do? And how do we as Ergon employees feel about being able to make a difference? Right people, right advice https://vimeo.com/99220941
For this client we created 22 videos. The average cost per video was in the $ 1500 ballpark.
These are short profile videos around personal purpose. They’re the outcome of our LinkedIn course where we explore personal purpose, create an outline of a story and shoot a video at the end of the course.
Our LinkedIn course offers two elements:
Cost per participant is around $ 895
Here’s a video we created for the TED X conference. Ergon could look at this as a way to share a big idea through the people behind the brand. 
The goal of content like this is to create something that doesn’t’ feel like a promo and gets shared because of the idea. You can still add your brand to it of course. This video got 15.000 shares from just one website. TED X: Lost In Translation http://vimeo.com/67529500
A one off video like this would be in the $ 5000-7000 range. This cost is mainly incurred through preproduction, content development and about 10-15 separate location shoots. In this case we also had US and EU teams working on clips from participants from Sweden, Holland and the US. An international approach like that would be in the $ 15-22k ballpark.
For the China Digital conference we filmed all the keynote speakers and asked them to share one minute tip around doing business with China. We got great traction on LinkedIn and Facebook with those. Ergon could use a concept like this to start conversations around the future of energy for instance. https://vimeo.com/84089887
We shot those clips at a conference, so we had a lot of experts in one place. That makes these clips quite cost effective, typically around $ 550-700 each
Hey Penny, Here’s a v 02 of your video with the cutaway shots. Love to hear what your thoughts are! https://vimeo.com/132410160
Version 1 of the edit, love to hear what your thoughts are! https://vimeo.com/132420187
Hey Gaelle, Here are two videos we did for Flexirent two years ago. The idea behind the videos was to show the people behind the brand, which could work quite well for Make It Mine. https://vimeo.com/93312018 https://vimeo.com/92579015
Hi Monica, Here are a few examples of work to give you an idea of the quality of footage you can expect.
https://vimeo.com/100082417
https://vimeo.com/83996516
http://vimeo.com/67529500
http://vimeo.com/64535364