Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
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On top of being a big investment, your video is destined to become the very face of your organization. Of course you need to trust your videographer.
And the best way to build that trust is to get in one-on-one contact with them before you even ask for a quote.
Ask for a call or, ideally, a video chat. Share your organization’s activity and mission, then gauge their reaction. It’s actually not unheard of for the videographer to explain that your project doesn’t seem to be a good fit, or, on the other hand, enthusiastically talk about their collaboration with a similar organization.
Next, ask them questions. You can ask if they have ever worked with religious organizations before, and how those projects turned out. You can also ask if they have any knowledge of the Catholic church and its values. You can ask about their process to learn their client’s mission and history.
As soon as you get off that call, you will know if the company is a good fit for your organization. If you don’t trust them by now, you will not trust them during the production process.
Like and subscribe to get more mission-driven marketing tips. And let us help you to grow with video.
Subscribe to our newsletter for more marketing tips! https://rb.gy/4efvs
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On top of being a big investment, your video is destined to become the very face of your organization. Of course you need to trust your videographer.
And the best way to build that trust is to get in one-on-one contact with them before you even ask for a quote.
Ask for a call or, ideally, a video chat. Share your organization’s activity and mission, then gauge their reaction. It’s actually not unheard of for the videographer to explain that your project doesn’t seem to be a good fit, or, on the other hand, enthusiastically talk about their collaboration with a similar organization.
Next, ask them questions. You can ask if they have ever worked with religious organizations before, and how those projects turned out. You can also ask if they have any knowledge of the Catholic church and its values. You can ask about their process to learn their client’s mission and history.
As soon as you get off that call, you will know if the company is a good fit for your organization. If you don’t trust them by now, you will not trust them during the production process.
Like and subscribe to get more mission-driven marketing tips. And let us help you to grow with video.
