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Website Is Important Asset For Business

by Mike Misconi | Nov 20, 2014 | Websites

All Businesses Can Benefit from a Website

Whether it’s a small business, or a large corporation, a website is an important asset to any company. A business can achieve greater success with a properly structured website.

Increases Online Presence

There has been a steady increase in online searches. People use the internet to find the services and products they need, or even conduct research on companies. A website allows people to find adequate and important information about a company.

Low-Cost Advertising

Commercials, flyers and billboards are great ways to advertise your company, but can become costly over time. With a website, a business is able to advertise their products or services at a specific cost yearly.

24/7 Access

Most businesses cannot have their doors open 24/7. However, a website is a great way to provide customers and client 24/7 accessibility. They can find support and information at any time, without having to visit the business’s physical location.

If you want to create a website, or want to construct a better one, Digital Zoetrope Productions can assist you. With their help, you are sure to create a website that will bring more success to your business.

Digital Zoetrope Creates a Video Blog for a Comic Book

by Mike Misconi | Aug 13, 2013 | Corporate Video, Video Production, Websites

Recently, Digital Zoetrope Productions teamed up with Blue Juice Comics to produce a series of video blogs for BJC’s The Accelerators comic book. The blogs were shot with a combination of cameras, including the Canon 5D MKIII, Canon 60D and Panasonic HVX-200. The idea behind these blogs is to give the readers a behind-the-scenes look into how comic books are created from the ground up. The interview setups were really quite simple with nothing more than a key light and hair light used in most situations. This allowed us to keep a small footprint and utilize a small crew. For the “b-roll”, DZ was given access to the comic books artwork at various stages. These included not only the finished pages, but the original pencil art, inks and covers. Here’s a sample of one of the blogs we did.