If the video you’re making consists of interview footage, it’s important to subtitle it so that viewers watching without sound or on a mobile can follow the story. This Storyboard shows you how to start with a big bold quote and add subtitles that are very legible and easy to follow.  

The Time Warner Merger, In Numbers. The World Cup 2018, in Numbers. The Terrorist Attack, in Numbers. Sometimes the best way to tell a story is to lead with the facts and figures. This Storyboard will help you visualize a story, once you’ve identified the headline numbers from the event.   Click here for more... Read more »

With the world of work turned upside over the past year, internal communications teams are in the spotlight. Employees are remote, business is ever-changing, and it’s your job to keep everyone engaged and informed. It’s your efforts that can keep us all connected through this remote working experience—and video can help you make it happen.... Read more »

It’s no surprise that the pandemic has shifted the way we consume media. Not only did online media consumption shoot up during COVID-19, but user behavior has also changed. According to Nielsen, on a global scale, viewers spent more time watching news and entertainment. We’ve seen how the need for more content for viewers to... Read more »

  A recent report from Mary Meeker on the big internet trends of 2016 is flush with information that every media company should have in mind. Whether you’re thinking about the nature of your content and audience; how to grow your reach on social and drive traffic to your website; how to monetize your video... Read more »

We all understand the power of video in today’s world. On social media, on publishers’ sites, everywhere we turn online – video dominates. Its influence on social, especially, can’t be overstated. Video generates 1200% more shares than text and images combined! That’s incredible power.