NABS: Videos That Make a Difference We here at Keywest Video recently had the pleasure of producing and donating a powerful video to The National Advertising Benevolent Society, known as NABS. They are a great organization which assists individuals from the marketing and communications industry, who are going through difficult times due to an illness, […]
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Dubbing TRIEC Videos Into French I’m here at Studio SPR in Montreal dubbing all three TRIEC videos into Quebecois French. Studio SPR is a major dubbing house handling a variety of Mixing and Dubbing projects. Right now they are working on “The Tudors”. The process is very cool Months ago, we send them the videos
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Now you can remove the YouTube Logo! Everyone knows that Youtube has become a staple for online videos, and increasingly as a common place for companies to showcase their corporate videos. Youtube now allows removing of it’s logo on it’s embedding code. This feature will be a benefit for those who uploaded a video to
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CarNation Case Study Challenge CarNation is a collaborative group of used car dealerships in the greater Toronto area, which were looking to create a series of TV commercial spots to promote their $25,000 giveaway contest this past summer. The challenge with CarNation was that they had a unique branding task, as while the video’s key
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Great Voiceover: I thought you’d like this old Corporate Video about the first Motorola cell phone; it’s got a great voiceover, that really brings you back to the era. This video is really just meant to be fun, but there are some interesting takeaways. The large cell phones, dated clothes, and old format make me
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In the winter we premiered our latest TRIEC (Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council) video, Integrating Talent at the Nation Film Board in Toronto. I got a chance to speak about the video and its importance not only in training but with helping us understand others. “Organizations often want to distill things into very simple sentences
