After shooting several premium hotels in Adelaide for the European travel website TVTrip.com in 2009, danimations has been contracted to shoot nine more similar videos interstate, this time in Sydney and Melbourne. TVTrip.com is an invaluable resource to travel and holiday planners, providing visitors with unbiased video documentation of hotels the world over. Shot without the actors, models and ’spin’ of other commercial productions, these videos serve as a reliable and accurate resource and assist travellers in making informed decisions when booking travel accomodation. We are delighted to be extending our relationship with TVTrip.com and look forward to sharing the finished videos with you as they are released in the coming months.

At danimations, we take an holistic approach to online video distribution. While our clients tend to prioritize embedding video on their own websites, redistributing content to popular video portal sites can have significant benefits in increasing brand, product and service awareness off-site and driving traffic back to your website. As we do with our client work, we distribute our own content across a number of these sites, carefully monitoring viewing trends. Yesterday, our own promotional channel passed a 30,000 view milestone. Interestingly, Youtube only represents 68% of our total views through portal sites, and for some of our clients, this figure can be as low as 12%. If you’d like to venture beyond Youtube and really reach the world with video, ask us how we can help your business today.

danimations has just launched a youtube presence for South Australian car-hoist manufacturer, Molnar Engineering Pty Ltd. Initially commissioned to produce a factory tour video for display at a motor industry event in Dubai, they will be expanding their Youtube channel with product-specific, training and maintenance videos in the coming months. An established exporter with a premium product, Molnar Engineering sees the value in expanding their online presence with HD video, and we’re delighted to be working with them.