Video Production Case Studies

The Tissue Viability Society is one of the world's oldest societies focused solely on Tissue Viability. The society formed in 1981 and gained charity status by 1996. They aim to distribute information, support research and raise awareness on wound prevention and mangament. Mole filmed a two day medical conference for the Tissue Viability Society, which was then edited and synchronisd with the original speakers' powerpoints in a custom video player, which is to be released online, over the next year.

Features:

• The bespoke flash player enabled us to tailor our product to our clients needs and produce a more professional looking result
• Multiple camera filming allows different angles; which helps to maintain interest

Mole has filmed this major annual medical conference for the last 5 years. Video of speeches has been used to create educational CDs and DVDs, bringing keynote speakers to a UK-wide audience. CDs synchronise the speaker with their slide presentation, creating an educational resource of lasting value.

Features:

• Multiple camera coverage of speeches
• General coverage of exhibition and gala dinner
• Creation of interactive educational resources based on presentations
• Creation of highlights videos for promotional use

Mole provided live video streaming of the NCVO annual conference in London. Multi-camera coverage of the conference was mixed live on site and encoded into Windows Media format. Visitors to the NCVO website were able to watch the presentations as though they were there in the room.

Features:

• Live streaming of major conference
• Set up and test the day before
• Test video allowed users to log on before the event and check that they had the correct software to view the video
• Multi-camera coverage live mixed and encoded - back up encoders also provided
• Archive versions created and made available on-demand after the event