1. Photo & Video
  2. Video

Corporate Filmmaking

Jordy Vandeput
FREELessons: 16Length: 1.7 hours
VideoShootingCommercial VideoBusinessClients
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3.3 Equipment

Depending on the budget or the production size, you will likely need to bring some equipment with you. The camera is obviously essential, but you can also bring and/or hire a slider, dolly, jib, etc. By reviewing your scenario and/or storyboard, you'll see what you need to bring to the production.

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 01:57

1.1
Introduction
01:57

2.Outline
4 lessons, 30:55

2.1
The Concept
08:56

2.2
The Pitch
06:32

2.3
A Contract
09:57

2.4
The Budget
05:30

3.Pre-production
3 lessons, 15:08

3.1
Scenario
04:04

3.2
Storyboard
06:16

3.3
Equipment
04:48

4.Production
3 lessons, 16:05

4.1
Time Management
05:49

4.2
What The Client Wants
06:07

4.3
Company's Secret
04:09

5.Post-production
4 lessons, 33:37

5.1
Editing
10:05

5.2
Exporting Your Video
07:53

5.3
Distribution
08:35

5.4
Payment
07:04

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 02:42

6.1
Conclusion
02:42

Jordy Vandeput
Jordy Vandeput
Right after my filmschool graduation I started my own company (Cinecom). We create videoproductions for companies such as commercials, corporate films and more, where videomarketing is very important. Teaching has always been my passion. I love to share what I experience and live with the idea that I have helped other people with their future.
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