Event Video Production

Impress Video is an Event Video production company with offices in Derby, London and Manchester, creating content for brands across the UK.

We do Event Videos

We make exciting event videos for companies across the UK who organise events with hundreds and even thousands of people together in a number of cities. The event video will show the excitement of bringing your national and international teams together. Moreover, they can showcase the company’s products and services to new potential clients, and bring even more attendees to their next event.

Our Event Video Examples

Pladis

Video produced for the event held on International Women’s Day, in which Pladis wanted to speak about breaking the bias, and how we all have a part to play in creating the change we want to see in the world today.

Weleda Europe

Weleda required a promo video to capture their annual event. Hundreds of their UK representatives came for their annual conference. They wanted to capture the natural atmosphere of the event steering away from the cliché corporate event type.

Osstem Europe

Having spent thousands on their exhibition stand at the Dentistry show, Osstem wanted to capture their team in action, engaging with new and existing clients. The video would be used on their website and in their marketing efforts covered across Europe.

The Gin & Rum Festival

We have partnered with the Gin & Rum festival, filming their live events in different cities across the UK. The videos are shared on social media, attracting more attendees and vendors to their next event. The company sold out all of their UK events in 2018.

MSDUK

MSD UK chose Impress Video to produce their Corporate event video in London, attended by top international Corporate companies

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Frequently asked questions

What is exactly an Event Video Production?

Event video production is a way of videography that focuses on capturing and documenting live events. Whether it’s a corporate conference, a music concert, a trade show, a wedding, or any other type of event, video recording techniques are employed to capture the essence of the event and create a visually compelling and engaging representation.

The primary goal of event video production is to showcase the highlights, atmosphere, and key moments of the event. It aims to provide a comprehensive and immersive experience for viewers who couldn’t attend the event in person. By effectively capturing the event’s energy, excitement, and unique features, event videos allow individuals and businesses to share their event with a wider audience and create a lasting impression.

Event videos serve as a powerful tool for businesses and individuals alike to promote, commemorate, and share their events with a wider audience. Here are some reasons why you should consider utilizing event videos:

  • Capture the essence: which enables viewers to experience the atmosphere and excitement even if they couldn’t attend in person.
  • Showcase professionalism: High-quality event videos demonstrate your professionalism and attention to detail, enhancing your brand image and reputation.
  • Engage and inform: by providing a visual and immersive experience.
  • Extend reach and impact: By sharing event videos on your website, social media platforms, and other online channels, you can extend the reach of your event beyond the physical attendees, reaching a wider audience and generating more interest.
  • Increase conversions: Compelling event videos can generate leads, drive traffic to your website, and increase conversions. They provide a glimpse into what attendees can expect from future events, encouraging them to take action and participate.

Here are some popular types of event videos:

  • Event Highlights:  showcasing the most important moments, key speakers, performances, and highlights. They serve as a teaser or recap to generate interest or remind attendees of the event’s key takeaways.
  • Speaker Presentations: allows viewers to benefit from the knowledge and expertise shared during the event. These videos can be edited to include slides, graphics, and close-ups of the speaker, enhancing the learning experience.
  • Interviews and Testimonials: these videos can create a sense of authenticity, build trust, and encourage others to attend future events.
  • Product Launches: by revealing features, benefits, and demonstrating how the product works. They create excitement and generate interest in new offerings.
  • Behind-the-Scenes: Offering a glimpse of the event BTS. It adds a personal touch and allows viewers to see the effort and dedication that goes into organising a successful event.
  • Live Streaming: With the advent of live streaming technology, events can be broadcasted in real-time to a global audience. Live streaming allows remote viewers to participate virtually, ask questions, and experience the event as it unfolds.
  • Spending thousands on an event production no longer has to be a one-time thing. By capturing key moments of your exhibition or event, you are extending the life cycle of that investment.

    Companies, B2B brands, and your customers like to know what you’re doing outside the business world and away from your office. Showing people your business activities and interactions is key in making first and lasting impressions.

  • Do site surveys of the venue to know where key locations are.
  • Create a plan and agenda to film key moments of the event.
  • Choose a quiet area for talking head interviews.

Event videos can adopt different production styles to convey your message effectively:

  • Cinematic Style: aimed to create a visually stunning and emotionally captivating experience, similar to a movie. Using cinematic camera techniques, such as dramatic angles, depth of field, and creative editing, to evoke a sense of grandeur and excitement.
  • Documentary Style: capturing authentic moments and storytelling. It aims to provide a comprehensive and informative account of the event, incorporating interviews, BTS footage, and narratives to engage the audience.
  • Promotional Style: it uses energetic editing, dynamic visuals, and catchy music to convey the event’s key selling points.
  • Interactive Style: it involves viewer engagement by incorporating interactive elements, such as clickable hotspots, quizzes, or polls.
  • Social Media Style: this style often incorporates shorter, attention-grabbing clips, text overlays, and vibrant visuals to capture viewers’ attention in the fast-paced social media environment.

Your teams may be located all over the UK. Here, you can film your team engaging with one another on their arrival to the event. Filming guest speakers at the event is key, especially key sound bites. You also may film extra clips before the event to include in the overall presentation of the event itself. Filming further guest speakers is a great way to capture more content at the event.

You’ll also have a chance to capture fun highlights, if you have quirky activities and things to do at the event. Testimonials at events are impactful, too. These are provided by your attendees, giving their thoughts on the event.

  • Film interviews at the event with key people.
  • Film key moments of any VIPs attending the event.
  • Capture key sponsors for the exhibition.

Spent £5,000+ on your exhibition stand? Film it as you would a brand new car for example, film every angle and feature, including the big screens, signage, and branding. Another key point is to capture giveaway bags and show your team interacting with visitors.

Film guest speakers on your stand and any demonstrations your team is giving. It’s important to realise testimonials are key here, too; capture interviews with people and other brands which have visited your stand and received your content and information.

You can film interviews of your clients, vendors, and other event attendees during the event. This is a great way to provide non-biased, social proof to market your next event.

At events, you can tag and thank your attendees and share videos via social media, thus creating a memorable personal experience with the individual and your brand.

  • Film outside of the location to give the event some context.
  • Capture the atmosphere and decorative features.
  • Send the video out to all key contributors to the event.
  • Recording sound from the audio mixing desk.
  • Saving bloopers from the days filming.

Short answer: yes.

Long answer: Having an event video is an important asset; it can be added to your company’s showreel when producing future videos and looking back in time. Event videos can be hosted on your internal communications for your personnel to see. Besides, they are great for your marketing, too. They can be used on your social media platforms including Instagram, LinkedIn, or Twitter.

Having your video optimised on YouTube has a great advantage for being found organically via Google search engines for your industry.

Our videography team at Impress Video have been filming corporate events and exhibitions for a number of years. We understand the fast-paced nature of these events, as you only get one chance to capture a moment. The team at Impress Video has worked with corporate clients for a number of years, working with established brands across the UK.

Our UK team has experience in producing video content for a number of corporate and commercial industries. Our team not only has the creative and technical know-how for creating video content, but the knowledge and experience of how it fits in the user journey of your marketing approach.

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