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Friday, October 26, 2007

Producing Effective TV Ads

Doing a TV skilled in the trade for your business may seem a daunting task. However, due to easy access to the tools and technologies of elongation of television, the production of a TV spot is well within your reach. Just remember: Making a TV ad can be relatively easy, but making a good TV ad is a challenge. Once you have your advertising message in mind, the three main stages in television production are as follows: 1) prior to the production? Planning, writing, programming, location and screening all details prior preparation and a frame of the video is shot. 2) Production? The video of the announcement. Depending on your needs and budget, could be anything from a camcorder to a camera on several Hollywood extravagance. 3) Post-Production? While on the set, you can hear the common refrain, "We will set in place." Post where everything comes together to produce the ad? Editing, graphics, science harmonical sounds, titles, voice over, special effects and possibly a "last c! ut." Here is the most effective solutions to get your own TV ad produced? Set clear objectives and grant your marketing goal. Determine your budget and develop a plan. What do you hope to achieve with your TV ad? When and where work? Get-It-Done: The Television Bureau of Advertising (TVB.org) is an excellent resource for the first time on television advertisers. The Association of National Advertisers (ANA.net) is another good starting point. ? Determine your mark after hearing Television is a mass medium, but you better know your target before you propel! Who are you trying to achieve, and your indication resonate with your audience? Get-It-Done: Advertising Age (AdAge.com) is the industry Bible. More in-depth demographic research is online at the publication of their sister, American Demographics. ? The content is king Craft determine your message and your content. Consider whether you are producing a 30-second TV spot, a: 20, 15, 10 or a combination of both. Make sure yo! u refine your script and the script? A visual representation o! f each p icture on your ad, when you are convinced of the municipality is intelligent. Get-It-Done: Need ideas and inspiration? Hop across the pond (on-line) to "thinkbox," Great Britain's excellent site for television marketing in the United Kingdom. ? Plan shootout You must decide on the "creation" of your TV ad. Considerations include tone, rhythm, mood, style, minstrelsy, etc. Will it be humorous? Drama? Animated? The clearer your vision before the shooting, the television you better produce. Get-It-Done: TV marketing and promotion to Promax.org benefits are among the best "promotion producers" in the world. See announced that the producers of NBC, Discovery, MTV and Fox others are doing and take advantage of their collective knowledge. ? Fix posted Post production is "where the magic happens." Changing images from your film, adding music, graphics, effects and finishes. Hire a pro editor, or do it yourself with a program as simple as Apple's iMovie. Get-It-Done: Mandy.com hundre! ds of vendors production, as does NewYork411 LA411 and, depending on your election coastal communities. Provides Pro is a broader based B2B directory. Some TV Production potential plots:? If you decide to go alone, Creative is always the key. Creative strengths budget every time. A good idea of a drop in output is even better than a water shortage announced that the mark. ? The new software called "Visual Communicator" Serious Magic allows you to create videos in favor of using a webcam and some prepackaged graphics and effects. ? Your local television can provide assistance to commercial production (at extra cost) if you buy an ad on the timing of this station. ? Think of other "sites" for your TV ad finished, such as video on your website. -- Lou Bortone scribbler is an award-winning television producer and with more than 20 years in the television industry, including several years as senior vice president of marketing and publicity for Fox Family Worldwide in L . A. Toda! y, Lou specializes in helping entrepreneurs create videos for ! the Web. Email to Lou lou@theonlinevideoguy.com or visit http://www.theonlinevideoguy.com american express gift card
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