Transfer your VHS, VHS-C, 8mm, HI 8, Digital 8, and Mini DV video tapes and HD footage from memory cards or cameras to DVD, Hard Drive or Thumb Drive. On location videotaping serving a variety of customer needs. HD acquisition in a variety of formats from 720/30P/60P/24P, 1080/30P/24P/60i. Lights, camera, action...from corporate to consumer event coverage, we do it all.
We are a video production company that understands how to market your small business on the web. Whether you are a craft brewery, a baker, or a therapist... you've got a story to tell. At Homeward Bound Video, we discover and distill that story to create a video portrait of what makes your business unique. We know how to take that story and position it to target potential clients visiting your website or social media platform. As experts in short form marketing, we use a distinct blend of video, graphics, interviews and music to make your message stand out. That's our special sauce, and what sets us apart from our competition. Add a big pinch of passion, and you've got a quality recipe. On line video is the single most effective marketing tool you can use to really engage with prospective clients to show what you have to offer, your product, your service. It is what consumers are looking for, that brief blurb that gets to the core of why they should to hire you. Getting started is easy, it's a phone call or email or text away. Let's get started building your special story, and propel your business to the next level with a video. It's more affordable than you think. The production process is simple and streamlined; we'll interview you, using that as the framework to create a short marketing video. Homeward Bound is a versatile, nimble, full service video production company. Our mission is to deliver your story to your audience when and where they are looking for it online.
Indigo6 is a full-service corporate & commercial video production and photography studio. Since 2003, we have helped established brands and emerging businesses tell their stories.
