Did you know that over 70% of marketers believe videos deliver a higher ROI for businesses than any other type of content? Whether it’s a promotional video, a 60-second social media ad, event coverage, or a homepage video, the ability of video to capture attention, engage viewers, and convert audiences is unmatched.

At Yellow Lizard Media, we regularly invest in the latest equipment to ensure every video we produce is of the highest quality. One standout piece of kit in our arsenal is the DJI Ronin-M, a 3-axis stabilised handheld gimbal. This allows our videographers to capture ultra-smooth shots while moving, giving videos a professional, cinematic look without relying on static tripod shots. While the Ronin is used on almost all our projects, from showcasing a business’s workspace to capturing products and services in action, it truly shines in one area: property videos.

Shooting a static video can produce a very dull or amateur looking production, but by adding shots caught on electronic gimbals or sliders can really give some life to your production and Shooting a static video can sometimes result in a dull or amateur-looking production. By incorporating shots captured with electronic gimbals or sliders, you can bring life and energy to your video while placing viewers right in the action at events, conferences, or product demonstrations. But why stop there? Adding aerial shots, also known as drone shots or bird’s-eye view footage, can take your video production to an entirely new level.

When it comes to promoting your products or services, video consistently outperforms images and almost every other type of content. There’s something about video production that immediately captures attention, and creative formats like slow-motion videos can take your content to the next level. Slow-motion is a popular choice among high-end brands for advertising campaigns. But what is it about this technique that makes an ad memorable for days?

Corporate videos are one of the most effective ways to engage your audience. Whether you want to demonstrate the quality of your products or create a memorable sequence that sticks in people’s minds, video is a communication tool that captures attention like no other medium. But what separates the successful corporate videos from the ones that fail to engage?

Video content has become an essential part of digital marketing for businesses looking to engage more deeply with their customers. While many companies use video to promote products, there’s a huge opportunity to use videos for training purposes—both for customers and staff. Below, we explore some of the most effective ways to use video content to educate and support your audience.

As a creative Video Production Company working with ambitious brands, we love nothing more than helping businesses tell their story on screen. When Wagada decided it was time to embrace Video Marketing, we were thrilled to bring their vision to life.

Publishing a video online doesn’t guarantee it will get seen. With the sheer volume of video content on the internet today, it would take tens of thousands of years to watch everything on YouTube alone. So how can you make your video stand out and reach a wide audience? Here are five simple steps to increase the chances of your video going viral.

YouTube is an invaluable platform for any individual or business looking to promote products or services. Uploading videos to your own YouTube channel is a simple yet powerful way to reach a wider audience. But publishing videos alone is not enough—YouTube optimisation can boost your profile, increase traffic to your website, and enhance brand awareness, providing a cost-effective video marketing and promotional tool.

With social media usage growing every minute and videos being the most popular type of content among consumers, video marketing has become more than just an optional strategy—it’s now a primary way for brands to connect with audiences. The food and drink industry, in particular, is fast-moving and competitive. Many new restaurants struggle to survive in their first few years. To become the “it” place in your city and eventually expand, you need a strong marketing strategy that captures attention and keeps customers coming back.