One of the most challenging things for those taking responsibility for the progress of employees and volunteers is to find effective and efficient training methods.

As we touched on previously sharing video is easier than other mediums, as its entire content can be embedded in your Facebook page and webpage, tweeted on Twitter and uploaded to YouTube.

So you’ve decided that you want to produce a video to help your business or organization reach its goals. We’ll give you a hand with where to start.

Creating a video is about more than just presenting information for your business or organization. You need to have a goal and ideally a way for you to track if you have reached it.

Video is an incredibly versatile medium, and with its ability to teach, entertain and tell stories it is an ideal tool for businesses and organizations, as well as individuals looking to promote their own areas of expertise.

As we have discussed in our blog previously, video is one of the most persuasive mediums available, but why should you really be using video?

It’s August now and with the gorgeous weather you may be looking to get started on producing some videos. Each Friday over the next month Atomic Spark will be focusing on blogging our Summer Video 101 series.

Adding production value in front of the camera is vital to ensuring that your video looks its best. If you have to choose between nicer catering and a good makeup and hair artist, pick the latter.

No matter what the event live streaming over the Internet offers the oppourtunity to expand your audience and engage those in your circle who may not be able to attend what you’re hosting.