1112 Video courses

idec smartphone video

As most people are aware, video plays an important part in business success. With its capability to visually explain and demonstrate things and concepts, businesses can use it to showcase their products and services to attract new customers.   Videos also help companies attract the best candidates, facilitate onboarding and induction as well as improving internal communications and overall productivity.  Yet in today’s content-hungry internet age, few have the skills to make video work effectively.  That’s where iDEC smartphone video training courses come in.  iDEC is a fool-proof method that can teach anyone to create compelling video content, using the smartphone in their pocket.  For websites, social media, internal and client-facing communications. Whether you work for a large multi-national organisation or you’re a sole trader, iDEC video can work equally as effectively for you. Watch the video to see what you and your business can achieve with iDEC video training skills. iDEC smartphone video training is delivered by Brightest Bulb [https://idec-video.com/https//:brightest-bulb.com].

clockwork eye video

We’re passionate about helping businesses harness the power of video. Whether you want to increase visibility, build trust, or stand out on social media, video is the most effective "Show and Tell" tool you can use. 🎥 Explore our hands-on video training workshops: ✔ Creating Videos For Business – Learn how to confidently plan, film and produce effective videos using your mobile phone, with content that speaks directly to your audience. ✔ Beginners Guide to Video Editing – Discover the basics of editing, from trimming clips to adding music and text, using simple and accessible software. ✔ YouTube For Business – Understand how to build and grow a successful YouTube channel, from setting it up to optimising your videos for better reach and engagement. ✔ Creating Videos With OBS Studio – Master OBS Studio to create professional-looking videos, ideal for tutorials, webinars and social content. But having videos alone isn’t enough — success comes from knowing how to integrate them into your wider marketing and social media strategy. 📞 Ready to boost your marketing and engage your ideal audience? Call us on 01535 517077 or email info@clockworkeye.co.uk [info@clockworkeye.co.uk] and let’s explore how we can help. 💡 Just getting started? Check out our Video Creators Club – the perfect place to learn, practise, and grow your video skills with expert support: 👉 https://clockworkeye.co.uk/video-creators-club [https://clockworkeye.co.uk/video-creators-club]

science video courses

Benefits of the Video Courses The ONLY complete science courses for students from age 5-16 in the UK, fully aligned to the relevant national specifications. Each video course is accompanied with Learning Plans and other resources designed to stretch and inspire. Feedback from students and parents has been overwhelmingly positive. Research has consistently shown that students learn effectively when using videos as part of a clearly structured scheme of work. The videos can be watched over and over again - there is no limit as to how many times the resources are used. Fantastic for home schoolers and brilliant revision resources.

touch video academy

Continually outsourcing is too expensive, but who has the time, the kit and the resources to do it themselves? Actually, you do. Our video production, editing courses and training unlock your team’s ability and confidence to shoot, edit and share all the video content you need.

video arts

Back in 1972 John Cleese and Sir Anthony Jay founded Video Arts – and their observation that people learn very little when they are bored and nothing when they are asleep still holds true today. Video Arts set out to make the most entertaining, memorable and effective learning in the business.

justjag video

JustJag is an independent and innovative digital agency that specialises in education video. Previous clients include: BBC, NHS, RSA, FA ,AA, Network Rail and leading Universities

rough cut media

We are video. We use techniques learned on top TV documentaries to tell the stories of charities and businesses. We love strong emotional content, making the complicated simple and – more than anything – we love to make beautiful films.

the film and video workshop

The Film and Video Workshop is an educational charity founded in June 1997 by Simon Oatley. Our objective is the education of adults, children and young people in the art of film, video and other types of media. We aim to work particularly with those people who are in need by reason of disability, age or economic circumstance. The company has grown steadily since its formation and is now the largest producer of child and young people directed moving image work in the United Kingdom. Many of the films we have helped produce have been shown in international film festivals and some have won prestigious awards. Each year we work with approximately 1000 film makers and produce some 300 films. Past clients include Tate modern, Tate Britain, The National Portrait Gallery, Arts Council, Film London, Film Council, Skillset, Cartoon Museum, Learning and Skills Council, Tribal Education, London Development Agency, ten of the London councils, BBC, Channel 4 and Nickelodeon. Recent premiere screenings have been held at the London Imax Cinema and the Odeon West End. In addition we provide adult training, specialising in the creative use of digital technology. The current courses selection includes four video production courses, stop motion, animation techniques, after effects, Avid and FCP. We subsidise a selection of introduction courses to enable people to start filmmaking as well as provide CPD for professionals. All our courses have a 40% reduction for concessions. The media centre is open 6 days a week with over 80 weekly users. The company is managed by an unpaid board of directors to whom we are very grateful for their long standing support. They are: Jan Pitt — (Chair) Director of Commercial Publications – ABC Andy Doyle — Director of STA bikes Kate Middleton – Drama Therapist Rob Humphreys — Author for Rough Guides (London, Scotland, Prague, Vienna +) Cary Bazalgette – Freelance media specialist (ex Head of Education at BFI) Brian Bench – Headteacher at Hungerford School Paul Callaghan – Manager at Discover Stratford (ex manager at filmworkshop for 7 years Our office is based in a purpose built media studio in the playground of Hungerford School, the majority of our work takes place off site. The building has full disabled access.

yellowmelen photography & video production

jay film and video