At Ember, our clients are like our children: we don’t have favourites.
One of the clients we work with most frequently though is Birmingham City University. Over a long relationship, we've built up a lot of experience in producing videos for higher education, as well as a varied catalogue of work, which I'll showcase in this post.
Higher education is a sector which provides lots of opportunities to use video in a variety of beneficial ways. For us, the bonus is that they also offer subjects which allow for a bit more creativity, which tends to produce handsome results (if I do say so myself).
Below is a list of seven different types of video we’ve done for BCU recently, with examples, and a few notes on why they’re worth doing. Hopefully, this will be of interest not only to those in the higher education sector, but to people in other industries who may face similar challenges, or could benefit from seeing some different styles of video. So then, in no particular order:
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If these examples have inspired you to embark on a video project, please contact us by emailing [email protected]
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