Video has proven to be the strongest tool for any businesses or brand, benefitting every area of a business or organization: sales and marketing, operations, training, internal or external communications and so much more!
This is because video is impactful, memorable, and also efficient – favored over text and still images. Across the board, video has also proven to benefit or enhance key metrics, such as email opens, clicks, purchases and more.
Take a look at this handful of strong recent video statistics:
Mark’s love and passion for photography started at a very young age. His father had built a darkroom in the basement of their house and for a young Mark, the spark was ignited. He saw the magic of watching a simple piece of photo paper transform into an image right in front of his eyes and he was hooked. Right then and there he decided he needed to be involved in that creative world somehow. Not knowing exactly where or how to break into the industry after graduating William Paterson University of New Jersey, Mark felt the best approach would be to start his own production company.
Professionally, Mark has spent the last 20+ years as a co-founder of Grey Sky Films and has directed thousands of videos. He feels lucky to have had the privilege to work with agencies and clients such asEntennmann’s, Chimay, Global Beer Network, Gatorade, Propel, HTC, LG, Prudential, SONY, Optimum, Ashley Furniture, Post Foods, D’Artagnan,PSE&G and so many more.
Mark’s workhas taken him around the world to so many awe-inspiring places and has placed him in every situation imaginable.
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Video marketing has become an essential tool for healthcare organizations, transforming how they connect with prospective patients. As Grey Sky Films celebrates 25 years in the industry, we reflect on our impactful projects, including collaborations with esteemed healthcare providers like Montefiore Nyack Hospital. In a world where patients are more informed and have endless choices, the need for authentic storytelling