Making video is so much more than taking a camera and shooting the footage. With any video, from a micro-documentary and other clips made by Stark Crew to Hollywood blockbusters with budgets that are close to the hundreds of millions of dollars, there are lots of little details and moving parts. On the projects we work on, we have multiple stakeholders that are often spread out across the world, which certainly adds some complexity to the process. But that doesn’t mean it has to be painful!

To let you rest easily in the post-production stage, we sat down with out post-production tour de force, Ainhoa Andraka, to give you the scoop on what you need to know about post-production
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While it may seem absurd, our favorite content providers and airlines have more in common than you may think-beyond the fact that they’re both places where you have plenty of content from other content producers to choose from on one central portal.

Kristina Velan from Apex summarizes the common thread between airlines and our most beloved video streaming services like this:

"The race to hyper-exclusivity among streaming media providers is not unlike the one faced by the airline industry. When the baseline product is the same, competitive differentiation – be it free snacks, added legroom or exclusive content – can be enough to sway customers away from competitors. And, with a long history as suppliers of fresh entertainment offerings, the notion that airlines may follow a similar plotline and evolve from content purveyors to content producers is not that hard to imagine." 

While Netflix has House of Cards, Orange is the New Black, Stranger Things, Narcos, The Crown, Making a Murderer, and more, the content produced by airlines is varied-with some common denominators across the industry. Now, what are airlines doing exactly? There's only one way to find out: Read on.

9 Facebook Live for Business Examples You've Got to See: Facebook Live is becoming more and more omnipresent not only in videos strategy, but in video strategy overall. Facebook Live makes video streaming incredibly easy-all you need is a smartphone. So why even bother with Facebook Live? Here's the compelling rationale according to Impact Branding and Design's Christine Austin: 

"One of the most amazing opportunities Facebook Live offers is the ability to engage with your followers. With reactions, comments, and viewer numbers shown in real-time, you can prompt responses by asking and answering questions in your broadcast. 

Facebook's newsfeed algorithm also favors Live videos so if you've got an important message to get out, this is likely a better option than a traditional text update."

Now you're convinced, but don't know where to start? Check out these nine Facebook Live best practices you can use as a launch point for your own foray into Facebook Live.   Impact Branding and Design.

Facebook May Have Just Ushered in a New Era for Mobile Video. 

• Facebook is a new kind of platform. It’s not a traditional technology company. It’s not a traditional media company… We don’t write the news that people read on the platform. But at the same time, we also know that we do a lot more than just distribute news, and we’re an important part of the public discourse.