MB's Flourishing Video Production Team Expands
May 7, 2009
Professionally produced video content is one of the hottest - and
most effective - marketing trends of 2009. In 2008, professionally
produced online video grew nearly 25%, raking in an estimated 41.6
billion views worldwide.
And Canadians are leading the pack when it comes to tuning in. In the past year, Canadians spent 1.2 billion more minutes viewing online multimedia than the year before. In June 2008, a whopping 82% of Canadian web users viewed online videos.
At Marketing Breakthroughs, our experienced video
production team is ahead of the game, capitalizing on this
booming industry by producing wide-reaching and cost-effective
videos and video marketing strategies for our clients.
Led by award-winning CBC veteran Barbara Brunzell, MB's video
production team has written, produced, and edited an ever-growing
number of promotional and testimonial videos. Working alongside
Barbara is Andrew Buist, a graduate in Broadcast Television from
Algonquin College. Combined, Barbara and Andrew have over fifteen
years experience working on corporate, instructional and
promotional videos.
With numerous videos currently in production and a growing roster of upcoming projects, MB is expanding its video production services to keep up with the increasing client demand for our professionally produced videos.
The success of the MB video production team comes from the
strategic and custom-designed content of our videos -- no cookie
cutter solutions here. This is clear in some of our most recent
projects, which include short promotional videos for the
Coyote Log Homes Building School and Holmes
Heating, web and on-air promotional videos for
Carnivale Lune Bleue, as well as MB's own remarkably successful
recruitment
video.
From 30-second spots to ten-minute promotional pieces, and
everything in between, Marketing Breakthroughs' video production
team has the range and experience to deliver strategic, targeted
videos that work. See for yourself by checking out some of
our recent work below.
