FAQ

I am a brand videographer / content creator. I work with people and brands to help share and illustrate the work they do through testimonial videos, business overview videos, promotional videos, tutorial videos and event highlight videos. I shoot videos to help educate people on the work you do, the people you serve, the products you sell, and the services you offer.

First, let’s define that one! A voiceover is a technique used in video where you (or someone who you think has a great voice) reads from a script that goes with the soundtrack of the video. I recommend a voiceover, either an interview style that cuts back from you to other shots or a straight voiceover with b-roll shots the entire video. I believe a voiceover adds value and creates a more dynamic message for your brand video. It helps to support the visuals that are seen.

What about the music for my video?

I partner with a subscription based service where I have access to over 30,000 songs so when the video is being edited I will select a track that best supports the work. You can be part of this process if you’d like as well!

What is a storyboard / shot list?

This is basically a dress rehearsal for your video. We will plan general shot ideas, locations, outfits.

What if I am nervous on camera?

It is totally normal. I understand that part of my job, a big part, is to make you feel as comfortable as possible.

How much do you help prepare people?

On our pre-shoot call we will generate a storyboard / shot list together as well as talk about what a great voiceover looks like. I understand most people don’t live in the video world so it is absolutely part of my job to help make this an accessible process for all.

I am booking out about 2 weeks.

On our pre-shoot phone call we will chat about the ‘tools / props’ that you’ll bring along to the shoot. Anything to help illustrate what a client would experience once working with you. For example: a laptop, books, a notebook, headphones, a few outfits, your favorite coffee mug, accessories, etc.

I think the more effort and energy that goes into a brand shoot the better the product. If it’s possible- getting these services provides more confidence for you and does help how one translates in the final video production.

You will see the first cut of your video within 3-4 weeks.