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Case Study: Commission for Complaints for Telecom-Television Services
Key West Video recently worked with the Commission for Complaints for Telecom-Television Services (CCTS) to create video explainers. These animated pieces are aimed at people who could potentially benefit from the organization’s services. Here, we take a look at the approach used for the videos and why they work.
Who We Are
This video’s goal is to increase public awareness about the CCTS. We begin by giving some example problems that service users will recognize. We want the viewer to identify with the situation of the animated characters and see themselves depicted. Clients generally ask us to be representative of the target market we’re addressing and since the CCTS is open to all Canadians, we tried to show a range of characters.
We continue with an introduction to the CCTS as a solution to the problems encountered by the people in the video. The video defines the service and its mandate and identifies who can benefit. We mention that the process is impartial and free, which is important to viewers.
The last bit of information we provide is a CTA. In under a minute, the viewer has learned about a free service that can help them resolve a potentially expensive and troubling dispute. Further, the target market knows how to file a complaint if they feel they can be helped by the CCTS.
How it Works
The other video we produced for the CCTS is an explainer that delves into the specifics of filing a complaint. We again start with examples of issues that consumers may be having with their service providers. Then the CCTS is introduced as a problem-solver. After listing the ways a complaint can be filed, we walk the viewer through the process of filing and what to expect. All steps from an early resolution scenario to a final resort action are laid out.
The video concludes with a mention that service users will be asked to fill out a survey about their experience. A CTA letting the viewer know where to go for more information or to file a complaint accompanies the backpage.
Animated Explainers
These two short videos are chock-full of information. Using animation gave Key West Video the freedom to manipulate characters and visuals to fit the project’s goals. If you have a process that could use an animated explainer, call us today for a free quote.
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Case Study: Vaughan Business Expo
In January this year, Key West Video attended the 2018 Vaughan Business Expo. Held at the Terrace Banquet Hall, this B2B event was an opportunity for us to network with other area businesses and enforce our presence in the community. Here’s a video wrap-up of our day.
This kind of gathering is a great opportunity for participants, including Key West Video, to spread the word about business. Every time we go to an expo like this, we try to shoot and edit a video to use for marketing. To that end, we had our producer Cela record an intro and outro.
B-roll was shot to show the space and give viewers an idea of the atmosphere that day. Plus, we wanted to illustrate the wide variety of businesses on hand. Our camera operator was all over the space, shooting booths, the eating area and featured speakers. And, of course, the people!
Talking to the People
We took time to talk to a couple of the vendors, including Woof-a-Palooza. The founder of this non-profit, Carina, told us she was there to engage the Vaughan pet community, network and look for initiative supporters. We shot b-roll of the Woof-a-Palooza booth and their materials, curated to raise awareness of dog-related charities and services. Since 2016, this group has held a yearly gathering at the Woodbridge Fairgrounds. It’s a meeting of like-minded dog lovers complete with vendors, food, fun and games.
Before moving on to our next vendor interview, a rapid-fire series of b-roll shots shows the assortment of the businesses at the expo. Time-lapse illustrates how busy the space was that day. Did you see how fast Stuart was moving at the Key West Video booth?
Our next interview is with a representative from Shared Workspace. This group offers flexible workspace solutions for SME. Like the rest of the participants, they were there to network, meet other businesses and share ideas. As an outfit dealing with rentals that range from 100 square feet of industrial space to a small office in a corporate centre, Shared Workspace was in the right place to meet potential customers.
We wrap the video with a farewell from Cela and it’s another trade show under our belts. If you need to spread the word about your business, give Key West Video a call today.
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