Training videos do not have to be dull, should not end up with a voice-over sounding as if he/she is delivering a lecture, should be interesting, informative and enjoyable to watch.

The whole idea of producing a training video is that using this form of media is more compelling, memorable and interesting than other forms of training. If the video is good enough, you audience will go away having learned something and enjoyed doing so.

The benefit of this training medium is that it can avoid expensive and time consuming human resources for live training, seminar days, out-sourcing to training companies and "one-off" style information provision. Too often information is provided in way that presumes that staff can be given and take on board new concepts and information, including company mission statements, without wanting or needing to go back and revise or reassess the source material or refer back to it for procedures or information. We can produce training videos on DVD. Staff, potential recruits or even potential clients can be shown it with someone present to introduce it and answer questions on the first viewing and then a copy of the DVD can be provided at very low rates for each individual to take away and review at their leisure or to use by way of a manual, for example. We can put titles, graphics and chapters into the DVD to make certain aspects of you presentation easily accessible.

We use a wide range of resources to make your training video more entertaining - from professional actors "as seen on TV..." to using your own staff members as actors or presenters which often interests other staff viewers and makes it all the more memorable. We can film on location at your site or offices to add realism and a personal touch to the video.

We offer script writing services so thatyour informtion is put into a language and format that makes it as accessible as possible. Our director and producer for your project will develop the script from start to finish in close consultation with you, encouraging you to use focus groups for larger projects to see what works and what doesn't, giving you ideas from other projects of different styles and types of presentation, giving you a wide range of samples of voice-overs and ensuring that you are perfectly happy with your final edit .