KLMN Creations - The Defining Moments

The visual arts are art forms that create works that are primarily visual in nature, such as ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, design, crafts, photography, video, film making and architecture.)
Folk, Tribal, Traditional, Modern, Child art, Contemporary etc.

Group Exhibition on IndianArtCollectors IndianArtCollectors allows you to buy and sell contemporary indian art without going intermediary art galleries.

“Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking, and don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart,…you’ll know when you find it.” — Steve Jobs

Home / Small Business Advice / 5 Tips for Creating Awesome Corporate Videos 5 Tips for Creating Awesome Corporate Videos

Admittedly, the term “corporate video” can be less than enticing when it comes to grabbing the attention of customers and prospects. But, with the right content and a few basic tools, any business can create engaging, high-quality corporate video that will help solidify your relationship with existing customers and bring in new prospects. To help you get started, we’ve put together a list of tips for creating great corporate video.

5 Tips for Creating Awesome Corporate Videos

Consider what information your business has to share. Great customer testimonials can be translated into video, giving your prospects an easy way to see the benefits of your product or service. For complex products, a quick video overview can be a simple, engaging way to help your prospects learn more about your offering. Got industry or other relevant knowledge your customers and prospects would be interested in? Share it by video. So a grocery store could offer instructional cooking videos, or a craft store could create videos with step-by-step directions for seasonal projects.

Create a plan for your video. A great plan for your video will produce a better end-result and will help streamline the actual filming process, in addition to making your actors (whether you choose to use paid actors or employees) more comfortable. Map out the flow of the video, being sure to include an introduction and closing. You’ll also need to determine if the video should be pre-scripted, or if you will allow the actor to ad-lib around your general guidelines. Keep in mind that the ideal video length is less than 5 minutes (and shorter is always better, if you can get your message across more quickly).

Get a second opinion. Here’s where a little brutal honesty comes in handy. Request a second opinion on your video concept and plan from coworkers, friends, or industry experts. Re-evaluate your plan with a critical eye, considering how your target audience may perceive it, and how the tone of the video will impact your brand. While humor can be a great tool for keeping viewers engaged, your video content also represents your brand – so over-the-top or inappropriate humor shouldn’t make the cut. If you’re going for the laugh, make sure you don’t fall flat – what’s funny to you might not amuse your target audience. And don’t be afraid to revisit your plan if the direction doesn’t feel right.

Don’t disregard production value. While Toyota’s Swagger Wagon video definitely meets the mark for being engaging, the cost of producing something similar isn’t in the budget for most small and medium businesses. That said, it’s easy to create a high-quality video using just a few basic tools, including a video camera, basic sound equipment – no Hollywood director or production crew required. Clean audio is an essential when it comes to production value, and your set can also be a great contributor to a quality video. A simple white backdrop is perfect for instructional or product videos, while showing off a customer’s site is ideal for showcasing testimonials. Using an office space to create your video? Film a quick sample of the space, and then review the video and edit the contents of the space with a critical eye, removing any elements that might be a distraction.

Broadcast your video. Post your video on sites like YouTube, Google Video and Vimeo. Then communicate about it to customers and prospects, through social media tools like Twitter, Facebook, and your corporate blog. Train your sales team to share the video link with customers, and include the link in email communications. Keeping a video library on your website makes it easy for interested prospects to view relevant content. Word-of-mouth can play an important role in sharing your video – when you have created the right engaging content, customers and prospects will be happy to share your video with others.

When it came to creating corporate video for our brand, customer testimonials seemed like a solid fit. The first video we tackled was a success story featuring a private security firm in California. The customer’s business made it easy to keep the video exciting and fresh, while sharing the benefits of our product. You can check out the video here: Paladin Asset Tracking Video

How is your business using corporate video?

In House Magzine for Tata Teleservices Ltd. Edition October 2013

Paintings with mix media on canvases
The Paitings describes one's nature, enhances the mood, especially it describes our moments and memories

A TRIBUTE OF APPRECIATION & GRATITUDE TO OUR TEACHERS

Surely we can devote one day in a year in celebrating our teachers! It is a day we set aside to express our most sincere gratitude to our teachers and remembering them should they have left the world after finishing their tour of duty.

If these teachers are still around then wouldn’t it be a good idea to show our appreciation gratitude. Remember: What we are today is a direct result of the efforts put in by our teachers and if we are successful then these teachers should also share some of the pride and credit.

Teachers change our lives. Being the right person at the right time may be enough to change a person's life forever. Human beings are constantly changing. Whether for the good or for the bad, we do not stay the same. Having a positive influence in the form of a teacher can make or break a human being. Years after we are out of school, we remember the teachers that changed our lives. In most cases these may have been the first people that believed in us. That experience of having an authority figure believe that we could succeed carries us forever.

While most of us have pleasant and grateful memories of our teachers, there are events in our life which nags us, every time we think of a teacher. I have had the most wonderful teachers in my life. I have learnt formally and informally from them. Words are inadequate to express my gratitude to them. A teacher, is a mentor and I always looked up to. I owe a lot of my grooming and development to our teachers.

Finally, The fact remains that we can never thank a teacher enough. The recognition and appreciation the teachers deserve is beyond meager words. As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them."

Happy Teachers' Day! Remembering and thanking all my teachers for guiding me and making a difference- My grandparents, Parents, School & College teachers and all those who gave my life a direction! And especially my Husband Kapil Gaur who always believed in me and made me stand ahead of the crowd.

A BIG THANKS of Appreciation and Gratitude!
Written By Meenakshi Mary Gaur