One Eyed Dog Productions is a St. Louis based design and production
studio that provides web and print based advertising, as well as
video production & post-production services. We utilize the
latest in video production and post-production hardware, software
and knowledge to bring your video, web, and print concepts to life.
We can deliver print and web based labeling, packaging, and promotional
materials to accent your video project or put a stand alone web
or print campaign together for any concept that you have pending.
While video marketing has an exponentially greater impact than any
other media, it also comes with a now somewhat antiquated stereotype.
That stereotype is that video is cost prohibitive. While not without
costs, video has become much more affordable than most people know.
Technology has advanced to allow once unattainable effects and results
that were once reserved for large motion picture studios, and the
corporations that could afford their services, to be a realization
for even the modest budget of a small or mid-sized business or organization.
We are not talking a cheesy low-budget spot, template web site,
or ad [unless that's what you would like*], or something pieced
together from "stock footage" made to look like custom
work, but a true production. Yours.
We feel that this type of product still has a place in the advertising
world.
OED has done work for the likes of Accenture, Verizon, Manpower
International, and Blockbuster, as well as countless small to mid-sized
companies..
Take a look at a few examples on this site, including our demo
reel, and let us know what you need accomplished. You may
be asking yourself why you've waited this long to get your message
put into one of the most powerful advertising mediums so far.
All sample video is on a Windows streaming server. You will need
Windows MediaPlayer and it is highly suggested that you also have
a high-speed connection of some sort.
[* some advertising experts will say that
these types of ads are quite beneficial. Who doesn't remember the
outrageous commercials that defy silliness? But that's a discussion
for another day.] |