Video trainingBitpod provide in-house and open-course training sessions to help you get the most out of your business video projects.

This can help companies who wish to create video blogs, capture footage of projects or simply record video testimonials. Although Bitpod would always recommend professionally produced video content, we understand that it is not always practical or economic to do so. Social media websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter encourage the use of video, which can be very time sensitive. The techniques you will learn will help you make the best of each opportunity while avoiding some of the common pitfalls.

Open video training courses in Exeter

Bitpod offer video training in an open course format in Exeter. These evening courses are designed to help individuals from any business to capture and produce short online videos for business use. Delegates will be expertly guided though the marketing, technical and operational requirements of creating successful videos.

***NEW DATES – 1st session now sold out***

The second session will start in June 2013 and will be held in the Bitpod studio.  

27th June 2013 – Planning your video – concept, marketing and pre-production
04th July 2013 – Camera skills, lighting and sound
11th July 2013 – Practical video session
18th June 2013 – Editing, uploading, integrating and sharing your video
25th July 2013 – Promoting and measuring your videos performance

The course cost is £300+vat, numbers are limited to five per session.

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For further information or to reserve your place, please call 01392 555123 or use the form below.

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Your own custom course

In-house training can be tailored to your exact requirements. A custom workshop can show you how to focus on what you need and the best way to achieve it. Courses can be arranged as an intensive half or full day or split over several sessions as required. Bitpod will work with you to produce style and process templates ensuring that future videos are consistent.