Music Video Production

In the age of YouTube, nothing promotes a musician like their music videos. We have the skills and experience to take your music video to the next level.

Visit our Music Video Production page to find out more...

Profile Development

  • Sick of that "edited with..." link on your Myspace page
  • Can't figure out why your page is spread all over the place
  • Have a certain background in mind

We know the (CSS and HTML) code that makes the Myspace editor work. For more information, visit our Profile Development page.

Web Site Production

We produce websites for artists and musicians with the features you need on a budget you can afford.

  • Give fans and venues a professional website domain name to visit.
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Music Video Production

We Produce Music Videos for Artists and Musicians

We use the audio you send us, combined with both the photos/video you send us, any script or general ideas you have and stock photos/video as desired, to create a Unique Music Video for You or Your Band. And we are cheep!

Depending on the project, we can produce a quality music video for under $400

Tips of the Trade:

Even if you don't hire us to help with or produce your music video, there are a few tips we'd like to share:

  1. A lot of blogs recommend 350x240 for YouTube, WRONG!
    YouTube uses a non standard video size of 400x350, which makes any smaller video come out blurry. Upload the standard 640x480 video size and allow YouTube to compress it to their size.
  2. Check your sound levels. Often music videos will have such quiet sound that you can hardly hear it with the volume cranked up. Conversely, too many great music videos have overdriven, over compressed sound. What sounds good on a DVD might not sound good on YouTube or Metacaffe.
  3. Don't stop at YouTube. There are many video hosting sites on the web. Consider posting your video to more than one.
  4. More than one shot. I don't care how great the song is, if the only image is one photo or shot of your band, it's boring to watch. Add a couple different shots to mix things up.
  5. Edit "on the beat". You might have some great shots to edit between, but if you time the cuts wrong they seem awkward and unmotivated. The image should follow the sound and the feeling of the music

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