Many of our clients have sponsors that they need to recognize in their videos and events. We’ve put together this menu of Sponsor Value-Adds that we can implement in your next project. Pricing varies; chat will our sales team to learn more!
As you evaluate how to recognize your sponsors, keep in mind your sponsor ship levels/tiers. This can influence the logo/brand prominence, duration and frequency of recognition, and more. We are happy to provide recommendations and help you determine the best way to give value to your sponsors!
Sponsor splash slide
List all of your sponsors on a slide/title card that can be displayed at the beginning or end of your video, during a pre-show slide deck, or as you verbally recognize sponsors in your program.
Duration: varies
Sponsor bumper
Feature your sponsors with video clips of their location and/or services, their logo, and professionally recorded audio.
Duration: 5 seconds
Sponsor ad spot
If your sponsors have an existing 15- or 30-second ad spot, we can include it in your program as part of a brief “commercial break.” (If your sponsor doesn’t have an ad spot, we can produce one at additional cost.)
Duration: 15 or 30 seconds
Sponsor bug
In broadcast, a “bug” is a small on-screen graphic at the top or lower third of the screen (think network logos, or the score of a sports game). Our sponsor bugs animate in and out, and feature the sponsor’s logo and tier of sponsorship.
Duration: 3 seconds
Sponsor snipe
Snipes are similar to bugs, but include photos and/or footage. They are also larger than bugs, and have a longer duration.
Duration: 7 seconds
Custom Thumbnails
Feature your sponsor(s) on a custom thumbnail for your videos. We recommend these for videos in a series to visually tie the whole project together.
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