Video is a significant communication medium with great potential for influencing human thinking and behavior. Reality depicted on camera becomes so convincing at times that audiences forget their own separation through the screen. This has become the goal of all producers, including those award-winning members of the Splash production team.

How We Do It

  The marketing professionals at Splash choose video and film to capture a viewer’s interest and attention, and to entice specific buying behaviors. We can complete the entire production for you, or coordinate specific services to meet your marketing needs. According to the target market, our promotions are designed to control eye focus; every detail is carefully chosen to steer one’s attention to the proper emphasis. For commercial productions, we take into consideration that the best television ads, shows and movies tend to focus on matters that affect our daily lives, relatable issues that express an underlying search for heightened awareness. If we can strike a chord in the hearts of your target market, we've done our job.

So what’s the catch?

  If video and film is so perfect for capturing audience attention, why doesn't everyone do it? Expense is the number one reason keeping a business from producing a video or film. Video takes producers, directors, talent, scriptwriters, animators, camera operators, narrators, editors, programmers, teleprompters, grips, production assistants and sound teams to ensure a quality production. Only the most experience producers, like those at Splash Productions, can ensure a smooth start-to-finish production with our signature formula at an affordable cost.

What does it cost?

  Video for television currently costs an average of $1,000 per finished minute, not including airtime fees. Video commercials works well with almost any target market, dependent on the surrounding program and time. Video for training can be MUCH less expensive because there is a captive audience and the visual elements do not need to be so captivating - which means less hours in the editing room and less cost per finished minute.

Who should consider video

  Besides television commercials, other types of video can be considerably less expensive. Other types of Splash videos include:

   Sales & Marketing Videos
   Corporate Communications
   Info-tainment
   News
   Company Profiles
   Corporate Communications
   B-to-B
   Testimonials
   Training
   Recruiting
   Education
   Retail Videos (How-To's, Exercise, Children's Educational, etc.)
   Translations
   VR Technology (3D Virtual Imaging)