What we do

 

CLGdotTV makes videos using online-recorded content to explain and promote things.

‘Things’ may include products, services, innovations, campaigns, initiatives, policies and programmes.

Working with online recorded content is inexpensive compared with traditional methods of making video because it does not need camera and lighting kit, or the skills to use these. We not need to attend events and locations in person to capture recordings, saving on travel and related costs.

This makes video, which is so much more engaging than print, and highly shareable, affordable.

We work mostly with public and not-for-profit organisations, including local authorities, health and social care organisations, professional associations and the voluntary sector.

All the videos on this website are the work of CLGdotTV.

 

How we create videos

 

From recordings of Teams/Zoom meetings

Lengthy webinar and presentation recordings are edited into short, compelling clips that can be posted on websites and uploaded to social media.

A recent recording from a webinar on AI and social care ran to 1hr 45 mins. From this we produced 6 clips covering the main presentations, each around 3 minutes.

On social media these clips they can get 100s, sometimes 1000s of views.

From online interviews to readily shareable narratives

Our video about autism and parental blame introduces a major research project and the resulting report.

The longer version of the video, posted on the client’s website, has had more than 1200 views and counting. This shorter version, posted on social media, has had many more.

https://www.wm-adass.org.uk/improvement/autism-and-parental-blame-research/

From remote recordings at an in-person event

We interview speakers online while they are at the event. A collaborator on the ground (usually a member of the events team) marshals presenters/organisers/sponsors into a side room and we connect via Zoom/Teams to conduct interviews.

Our on-the-ground collaborator captures pictures and video of the audience to add a flavour to the videos.

Video outputs from a recent WM ADASS event for carers were published on their website https://www.wm-adass.org.uk/improvement/networks/carers/ and on LinkedIn. Levels of engagement very high.

This approach is ideal for organisations without budgets for traditional video, that want to capture and share ideas and innovations generated at events.

From speakers unable to deliver in person

Sometimes a key speaker will be unable to attend an in-person or online event. We interview that person remotely and create a video presentation and illustrate their narrative with slides and images. This approach is also useful where people have communication challenges where pre-recording is a better way for them to contribute to an event or meeting.

 

Who we are

 

CLGdotTV is run by Vicky Sargent working independently or alongside a team of long-term collaborators.

 

Hire us

 

Our fees for projects are worked on out on a time-input basis - please contact us for a chat.

We also work for a number of clients on a retainer basis.