Creative, Affordable & Professional Video Production owned by Atlanta Actor Tom Clark, AVP opened in 2000 and has provided Businesses with Testimonial Videos, Product Demos, Factory Tours, Viral Videos, Corporate Projects, Broadcast Commercials and more. We do every project as if it were our own with no boundaries on creativity and aligning your Vision with our Imagination to bring to life what was once inside your head. As a member of SAG/AFTRA Tom learned his techniques from Directors and Producers in the Film and TV Industry. That coupled with Tom’s writing for TV and Radio as he started his career, he brings a unique perspective to each Video Project and provides endless insight and creative ideas for his clients. An endorsement from a happy customer is one of the most powerful marketing tools that’s available. We shouldn’t pat ourselves on the back because it’s far better to let someone else do your bragging, especially a satisfied customer. Customer testimonials can be a fantastic sales & marketing tool. They give your prospective and current customers a firsthand account of your value, trustworthiness and credibility. A video testimonial is the most credible and meaningful way to showcase your company. Testimonial videos provide powerful digital marketing and social media content. But why you should hire a Professional Video Production Company? Video production just like any profession takes many years to perfect and requires advanced knowledge of Technical Skills, the benefits of Lighting and Audio Techniques and also the experience of Commercial and Film projects.Your companyʼs image depends on the image you project with your marketing. If your video looks like amateur work or is thrown together haphazardly, your potential clients will see your product or service the same way, not only discouraging them from choosing your company whatsoever, but certainly lowering their willingness to spend money on your brand. Perceived value is very important to customer purchasing decisions. Any money you save on marketing by using a “do-it-yourself” approach to video work or hiring an amateur will be lost many times over in missed opportunities with potential clients who are turned away by amateurish marketing efforts. An amateur videographer, or weekend warrior, even with the best intentions will likely not have much of an understanding of the way in which marketing plays a role in video creation.