As 2018 opens more people are seeing the value of agile in digital video content production.
In their New Year’s blog, Creative Bloq identified “Minimal Viable Product” (MVP) as the number one trend in 2018 bringing agile video to the fore.
MVP is a set of principles which abandons the “Big Bang”, embraces iterations and lean, and mirrors our Agile production methods.
But when we think of MVP we think of maximum value instead of minimal viable.
MVP is actually the optimal way of producing video.
Agile has allowed us to increase the quality of our property videos, as well as reducing turnaround time.
Our property development clients now role out a steady stream of high quality videos, keeping digital content on brand and relevant.
But even on one off projects, agile video methods still produce the optimal result.
Our project for Harsco shows how agile enabled us to change gear when the project departed from the original plan.
Ensuring we still produced a video which the client loved, on time and on budget.
And Page One are not the only ones singing this song.
A lot of what Arman says reflects our thinking and principles which form the backbone of Production at Page One.
Agile video has the ability to streamline your corporate video production. This enables you to produce more video more quickly.
Enabling business to adapt quickly to changing consumer trends, or market demands.
In addition to substantially lowering the cost per unit of video.
Contact us to see how our production style can work for your next corporate video production.
We produce video across the UK, from our Nottingham Studio. Including Birmingham, Sheffield, Derby, Leicester, London and More!
