Five Tips to Making an Effective Training Video

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matt_c

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Hi,

As a bit of a background I am a corporate / promo film maker with a degree majoring in psychology. We all know that training videos work, but I wanted to find some good evidence on how to make an effective training video so recently I went to a uni library and spent a day reading up.

I compiled the info and some notes from my personal experience into an article which I have posted online http://www.topfloor.com.au/5tips.html

I'm sure there are stacks of other training video producers out there so I thought I'd post a link to this article as hopefully it can be of some help.

Cheers,

Matt

TOP FLOOR MEDIA - AUSTRALIA
 
I for one thank you for the post. My hope to someday do 'Human Intrest , Documentary , Training , and Professional Weddings' ..
These are my intrests and don't anticipate that it's easy to provide such a varied combination of work but at present I take advantage of any opportunity to delve in..

Thanks for the link...
JOE
 
Very interesting,
is it just me or is there something funny about this paragraph?
[FONT=Helvetica, Geneva, Arial, SunSans-Regular, sans-serif]use video where distance is involved to ensure effective communication : :
[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Geneva, Arial, SunSans-Regular, sans-serif]If you have multiple locations or franchises, video is a great economical and effective method of communication. For example, Blanchard and Thacker states that ADV Communications in the United States estimated a cost of approximately US$150,000 to bring their 60 sales people to their headquarters for a one week sales training meeting. By creating a training video to be mailed out to sales departments, this price was slashed. With time and staff short in most Brisbane based businesses, a video is a great alternative.[/FONT]
 
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