A lot of people glaze over immediately when they hear the words corporate video<\/strong>. It’s understandable. A lot of corporate videos<\/strong> are exceptionally bland and lifeless. But that doesn’t have to be the case. To ensure your client’s video breaks through the boredom barrier, you need to add cinematic quality<\/strong> to the production. Let’s look at a few tips that can help make your next corporate video project<\/strong> stand above the rest.<\/p>\n For the best possible image, don’t compress it by using a codec. Instead, <\/span>capture\u00a0it using RAW<\/strong>. This will give you much more\u00a0<\/span>flexibility\u00a0in post<\/span><\/strong> with your image. Also, use 24fps instead of 30fps<\/strong>, as all major motion pictures are shot using 24fps. By\u00a0utilizing these two basic settings right out of the gate, you’re putting yourself in a great position to <\/span>capture cinematic footage<\/strong>\u00a0before you even start rolling.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n1. Shoot RAW at 24 Frames Per Second<\/h3>\n