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Let us help you market your farm or horse !

There is no doubt about it…  video works !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Our gelding was for sale for nearly two years.  After Kurt developed our marketing video, we posted it on www.equine.com and he sold in two weeks!”

Lindsey Chamberlain, Fairhaven Farms

Virtually every buyer asks “Do you have a video you can send me?” 

Be Prepared with a professionally produced video !

· Smaller web versions available for web postings such as www.equine.com

· Packages start as low as $49.95 for our web version

· We can even help you write the text for your ad !

 

We can even help you market your farm or ranch with a personalized web site !! 

Prices start at $250.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We’ll create your own unique logo too !

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Call us to discuss you equine marketing needs at (570) 683-5376 or email us at paintedbrzfrm@epix.net

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Video TIPS

The most frequent problems I run into with videos sent to me:

(or I’ve things I learned by screwing it up over the years… I.E. The Stacy Westfall clip… Sorry Stacy !)

 

· POOR LIGHTING, usually from videoing in an indoor arena on a rainy day

           TIP: Make sure the arena lights are on and your camera is            set for low light situations

· CAMERA SHAKE from hand holding and panning with the horse

           TIP: Use a tripod or at a minimum, brace your arms on a            fence or other solid object to steady your hands.  Also, try            and shoot from one end of the arena so you get more of the            entire arena and with less “panning.”

· ZOOM CRAZY

           TIP: A little zoom goes a long way.  Too much zoom is            distracting and makes it easier to lose the horse while            videoing.  As the horse moves away from you, toward the            other end of the arena, zoom some so you can still see the            movement of the horse… just not back and forth too much.

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Example of Poor Lighting

The video of Stacy Westfall was shot indoors with the camera NOT set to low lighting and it was an overcast, cold day so the arena lights didn’t have time to warm up to come on properly.  Nice video… bad lighting.