15 essential pre-production tips: how to plan and prepare for a video learning project
The first webinar in the Video Production for L&D series.
THU 11 MAR
10:30 GMT
A brief introduction to the webinar
In this webinar, our panel of video production professionalsaregoing to distill their many years of experience into a generous helping of video tips.
What you do in pre-production will make or break a video project. Most of the skill is in understanding what happens duringlater stages and preparing accordingly. However, if you don’t have the experience to know what can go wrong,how can you prepare for it? Learn from our mistakes, that’s how!
We look forward to welcoming guests from L&D, HR, eLearning agencies and anyone else who would like to learn more about producing video learning.
What you will get from this webinar
- An understanding of the essential stages of pre-production
- A comprehensive lists of pitfalls and how to avoid them
- Tips that are relevant to a range of video learning treatments (from drama to talking heads)
This webinar is for learning and development professionals who
- Are responsible for directly or indirectly producing video learning content
- Have an interest in improving video production processes
- Are considering working with videos suppliers and want to understand what’s involved
Our Panelists
Georgia Rooney, Nice Media
In her current role as Solutions Consultant at Nice Media, Georgia spends a lot of her time designing video learning projects before handing them over to the production team. Nice Media have been producing video-centred learning since 2003. With a background as a producer in video marketing and video learning content, she believes that behind any brilliant creative project is a quality approach to pre-production. In her spare time, Georgia is a football referee.
Layla Croll, Kineo
Layla joins the panel from Kineo, a global workplace learning company that helps businesses improve performance through learning and technology. Layla has experience working with a diverse range of clients to create effective, engaging and highly-rated digital learning experiences. With a passion for encouraging active participation in learners, Layla specialises in social learning design and using video for storytelling.
Emma Jesson, Sainsburys
Emma spent 7 years working in the independent TV and Film industry before moving into L&D. As a Media Production Coordinator, she is responsible for all media-based learning solutions for Sainsbury’s Supermarkets. The focus of her in-house creative content is to motivate and inspire colleagues to relate to their learning requirements on a personal level. Her passion is for the emotive topics such as mental health awareness and inclusion – where video content has the most impact.
