It's a new video and motion graphics production service for small businesses, who need hassle-free content created for their unique audience and marketing strategy. At the risk of sounding like a dinosaur, I've had a fairly long and varied media career so far, that includes both print and video journalism, film-making and pretty much any kind of digital marketing. In recent years, I've mainly been sought out to take on special film projects, many of them comminity led, or to provide on-going marketing content. And it happened enough times for me to think a slightly different type of video content production service is needed. So, that's why I'm introducing Get Reel. Get Reel is especially for brands that need an injection of high-quality video, motion grapics or animation, but are not looking for a full-scale promotional film package, a marketing agency or someone to manage their social media. In 2022, small businesses need regular, bite-size moving content that's engaging and original enough to be heard above the noise on social media platforms. Not only that, it needs to be informative to nurture email subscribers and high quality to grab the attention of website visitors. It's a tall order for entrepreneurs to manage on their own, but this is how Get Reel can take the hassle out of the increasing demands of content creation:
- Designing and creating moving content that complements and enhances your existing marketing strategy.
- Coming up with imaginative ways to tell your story to your audience through video, motion graphics and animation.
- Producing versatile and high value content that can be used across every platform and easily be repurposed.
- Providing assets that are branded and ready to share as well as customisable templates to support your in-house content creation. Later this year, I'll be launching the Get Reel video subscription service for those who need regular content on a long-term basis. For now though, get in touch and let's chat about you need and what we can create for your brand. Even if you're not quite ready to chat to a slightly over-enthusiastic media-bod, feel free to hang around the page. I'm planning to share my own tips and tricks, which you might find useful.
