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Video may be thought of as a more traditional form of media, however it continues to be a highly effective way to get your message across. Mango Multimedia are able to produce anything from a 5 second logo animation to a 1 hour training video or product brochure. All filming and editing is done digitally and therefore is of high quality in addition to allowing the use of professional and specialised effects and techniques. RECENT PROJECTS William Grant & Sons
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Ashworth Frazer Drainage Systems
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It uses graphical animation and special effects to enhance the viewers enjoyment and to provide further information about the band. It will be sent by the company to journalists, radio stations and to whomever else needs to know about Deckard.
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combination of training videos and laptop video presentations have
been produced for the whisky distillers William Grant & Sons. The
videos have shown every aspect of the business in detail, including
sales, manufacturing,transport and accounts.
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behind the scenes documentary at "T In The Park", the
U.K.'s premier music festival, was filmed and edited for Big Day
Out Ltd. It was done in the "fly on the wall" style and
included interviews and shots of the goings on backstage during
the event.
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stylish product catalogue was produced on video using the latest
graphics for Ashworth Frazer Drainage Systems. It was then used
to increase sales as part of huge mailout to new and existing clients.
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motivational video for the Big Beat Group was produced. It included
employee interviews and information about the company. Big Beat
are responsible for designer clubs and bars all over the world.
Reprise
Records in Los Angeles commissioned an Electronic Press Kit for
recent signing Deckard. It introduces the band and their music through
the use of interviews, footage from a UK tour and from the 6 months
they spent in L.A. recording and mixing their album.
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training video was produced entitled "Safeguarding Children
and Young People in the Church". It took the form of a presenter
explaining various policy topics and good practice. Shots of the
accompanying information sheets and diagrams were also used to reinforce
the message. It has been very well received by the Scottish Episcopal
Church as well as many other churches.