The number one question we hear is “How much does an explainer video cost?” As with most things you buy, the amount you pay depends on a wide variety of factors. In this video blog we’ll give you the low down on what goes into Demo Duck pricing.
An effective explainer video should be short. But how short? Well, according to us at Demo Duck, 60 seconds is the sweet spot – the perfect crossover of content and viewer attention spans for online video.
The word “stock” makes a lot of people cringe, and we don’t blame them. Stock media has a bad reputation for being cheesy, “dated”, and lacking in quality. But forget all that nonsense when it comes to music, licensing music for the web has come a long way! Gone are the days of elevator music, gently wailing 80’s guitars, and sax melodies (sorry if that’s your thing).
So you’ve just signed on for the great adventure of making an explainer video, or maybe you’re still on the hunt for the right company to work with and you’re wondering, “How does this thing work?” or “How is an explainer video made?”
Web video is growing in popularity – if you want to ride the trend, perhaps it’s time to create your own. If you can afford it, avoid the DIY corporate video approach. But if you can’t, then here’s how you can create your own web video on a budget.
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