Corporate Video Production

This workshop aims to provide the participants with the basic skills necessary in producing an Audio Visual Presentation (AVP) for corporate use. It is aimed at corporate employees, NGO workers, and students who want to use video as a tool for advocacy and corporate communication. It is also open to enterprising individuals who want to learn and earn from commercial video production.

The three-day workshop will cover the entire production process from conceptualization to a final video output.

• Getting Started
  • AVP vs. other digital video forms
  • Stages of production
  • People behind the camera
  • Script development
  • Story boarding
  • Preparing a budget
  • Preparing for a shoot
• The Grind (lecture and actual shoot)
  • Basic camera operation and lighting
  • Sound design
  • Shooting an interview
• Post Work
  • Editing
  • Audio/music layering
  • Using text and other graphic images
  • Making a final video output

• Corporate Employees who want to do their own corporate videos
• NGO workers who want to make advocacy or documentary videos
• Communication students to want to improve their skills
• Enterprising individuals who want to earn from making commercial videos

• No shooting and editing skills required (basic computer operation skills will do)
• Preferably has a background or idea of the corporate environment
• Those with camcorders are encouraged to bring their equipment to class.

Emman was into corporate and development work for several years before finally shifting fulltime to video production. To date, he has produced several AVPs, Music Videos, TV Commercials and Independent films in various capacities as producer, director, cinematographer and editor. He attended cinematography and animation trainings from the Mowelfund Film Institute and UP Film Institute respectively and is completing his Masters in Media Studies Major in Film at the University of the Philippines.