There is always that moment as a new business owner where things don’t go as planned.
For me, that came immediately.
As my first effort into my new business I had set up a booth at a large youth lacrosse tournament. The idea was parents would swoon over buying videos of highlights of their kids, I would make a bunch of money and my business would be off to a roaring start.
The not so big secret about starting your own business is this: it’s terrifying, horrifying, frustrating, rewarding and completely life changing.
When I started Mainstream I wasn’t sure where to begin. I called on several friends to start to establish ideas of where to take my business. It eventually led me to Brent’s Place, a safe haven for children recovering from cancer.
Every sales person will tell you that what they’re selling is something you cannot live without. That’s actually the credo of the salesperson, don’t take no for an answer.
The truth is video is a lot of work, can be fairly expensive, and is usually not an urgent matter. As someone who sells video those factors make my job difficult, but the truth is video is massively efficient and can save a lot of time and money, through making your communication processes more efficient.
Here are 3 reasons to use video.
Find out ten reasons why our clients think you should work with Mainstream Films.
Most people become quickly overwhelmed at the idea of producing their own video. If you engage a production company, the price is usually the source of the overwhelm. If you try and do it yourself, its the pieces and parts that go into creating a video.
Below are 6 simple (though not easy) steps to help you familiarize yourself with the production process.
How many characters in stories grapple with the question of who they are vs. who they want to be? This is an intoxicating theme and the reason we see it played across in so many characters in stories. Maybe it’s not happening on the first of the year as a New Year’s resolution, or maybe it is. The point is we all identify at some point with the idea of wanting to be better versions of ourselves.