Dennis Abad's guest appearances

Dennis Abad

Grow Your Video Business

Engage Video Marketing Podcast

AdSkills Pro Podcast

Freelancing With Faith

Tom Martin

Ryan Snaadt

Wesley Dean

Trevor Rappleye

Scott Simson

Holly Gillen

Rob Balasabas

Joseph Wilkins

Doug Darling

Caleb Maxwell

Den Lennie

Jessika Phillips

Ben Amos

Tim Schmoyer

Neal Schaffer

OwlTail

Dennis Abad, a video producer now video strategist based out of Manila, Philippines, joins us today as we talk about the importance of having strategic planning, implementation and distribution behind creating beautiful videos for businesses, and how he sees it in the Philippine setting today. Dennis is one of the members of my 2018 Online Video Strategy Bootcamp. In this episode  What led Dennis to the world of video production and strategy. His goal in spreading video strategy in the Philippines and what has encouraged the current changes in the industry. The importance of strategy behind video content and standing out amidst the noise. The status of online video strategy in the Philippines. Dennis shares case studies about making videos more strategically and breaks down the right way to make ad campaigns viral and reach the results you want. What prompted him to join the online video strategy blueprint bootcamp and the value he has seen so far from the content.    Links mentioned in the show Online Video Strategy Blueprint Course SHOOT! Practical Videography School Website SHOOT! Practical Videography School Facebook Dennis Abad Website Dennis Abad Facebook

<p>Dennis Abad, a video producer now video strategist based out of Manila, Philippines, joins us today as we talk about the importance of having strategic planning, implementation and distribution behind creating beautiful videos for businesses, and how he sees it in the Philippine setting today. Dennis is one of the members of my 2018 Online Video Strategy Bootcamp.</p> <h3>In this episode</h3> <ul> <li>What led Dennis to the world of video production and strategy.</li> <li>His goal in spreading video strategy in the Philippines and what has encouraged the current changes in the industry.</li> <li>The importance of strategy behind video content and standing out amidst the noise.</li> <li>The status of online video strategy in the Philippines.</li> <li>Dennis shares case studies about making videos more strategically and breaks down the right way to make ad campaigns viral and reach the results you want.</li> <li>What prompted him to join the online video strategy blueprint bootcamp and the value he has seen so far from the content.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <h3>Links mentioned in the show</h3> <p><a href="http://www.onlinevideostrategyblueprint.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Online Video Strategy Blueprint Course</a></p> <p><a href="http://www.shootpracticalvideos.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SHOOT! Practical Videography School Website</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/shootpracticalvideo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SHOOT! Practical Videography School Facebook</a></p> <p><a href="https://dennisabad.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dennis Abad Website</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/shodensan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dennis Abad Facebook</a></p>

EVM077 From Video Producer to Video Strategist in the Philippines with Dennis Abad

We might not realize it, but a lot of us waste a huge amount of our client's time - and money - on set by being impractical in the way we approach our gigs. Dennis Abad is a Manila, Philippines based filmmaker, educator, and co-founder of Shoot Practical Videography. He and his partner founded the school after witnessing novice videographers botch jobs again and again, and deciding to do something about it. They place a heavy emphasis on the practical, what new filmmakers need to know to get started in the world of video and run a profitable business. A past student of our own, with our Selling Like A Sherpa Course, Dennis has seen how defining processes and systems have affected both his shooting and sales results, and heavily preaches the same approach to his own students. Today he shares some of the biggest mistakes he sees beginning filmmakers making, and gives us some tips on how to be more practical when it comes to our own work. When you look back at your own progression as a filmmaker, what were some aspects of your process that were impractical when you started out? Let us know in the comments! In this episode: • How to allow yourself to focus on what you’re best at during a shoot • The 3 selling points that are most attractive to corporate clients • Why being the best filmmaker doesn’t equate to running a successful business, and what you need to focus on instead. • Some common mistakes Dennis sees from novice filmmakers Tips on how to be more practical with your videography Quotes: “For corporate, you really want to be able to focus on what you’re best at...I think it’s more important when you’re doing a corporate gig [than at a wedding].” [22:07] “You want to be able to have a complete package. You want to be efficient and you want to create content for your client that they can be proud of.” [35:06] Find the original post at: https://studiosherpas.com/category/podcasts

<p>We might not realize it, but a lot of us waste a huge amount of our client's time - and money - on set by being impractical in the way we approach our gigs. Dennis Abad is a Manila, Philippines based filmmaker, educator, and co-founder of Shoot Practical Videography. He and his partner founded the school after witnessing novice videographers botch jobs again and again, and deciding to do something about it. They place a heavy emphasis on the practical, what new filmmakers need to know to get started in the world of video and run a profitable business. A past student of our own, with our Selling Like A Sherpa Course, Dennis has seen how defining processes and systems have affected both his shooting and sales results, and heavily preaches the same approach to his own students. Today he shares some of the biggest mistakes he sees beginning filmmakers making, and gives us some tips on how to be more practical when it comes to our own work. When you look back at your own progression as a filmmaker, what were some aspects of your process that were impractical when you started out? Let us know in the comments! In this episode: • How to allow yourself to focus on what you’re best at during a shoot • The 3 selling points that are most attractive to corporate clients • Why being the best filmmaker doesn’t equate to running a successful business, and what you need to focus on instead. • Some common mistakes Dennis sees from novice filmmakers Tips on how to be more practical with your videography Quotes: “For corporate, you really want to be able to focus on what you’re best at...I think it’s more important when you’re doing a corporate gig [than at a wedding].” [22:07] “You want to be able to have a complete package. You want to be efficient and you want to create content for your client that they can be proud of.” [35:06] Find the original post at: <a href="https://studiosherpas.com/category/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://studiosherpas.com/category/podcasts</a></p>

SSP 029: Shoot Practical Videography w/ Dennis Abad