Tips
1. Showcase Your Best Work
Choose the projects that have value and able to showcase your skills.
2. Show Your Style In The Works
Show the reason for people to engage or hire you in their projects. Show the video that can emphasise your unique style and show off the kind of videos you like making. Besides, by showing your video is that you’ll likely get offered projects similar to what you’ve already done.
3. Keep The Quality & Loading Speed High
Keep the quality of your video high but load with high speed at the same time. The platform like YouTube and Vimeo is recommended for video hosting as it is able to help you to streamline the quality of your video.
4. Have A Strong CTA(Call To Action)
For example, if you are hosting your video on YouTube, there is a thing call YouTube Cards, it can create an interactive CTA and send people to your service page. Ask viewers to follow you on social media or ask for a video share.
If you don’t ask, you won’t get.
5. Proofread
Spelling mistakes are the small, obvious mistake that will affect your impressive video skills. Before publishing your video, find someone else for help in checking the spelling mistakes.
Samples:
Zangs Film
Zangs Film is a production team specialising in high-quality cinematic videos ranging from small shoots to large scale corporate productions. By browsing their website, they emphasis on telling visitors more about them and the services they offer. They have made sure their work is front and centre, and show off an extensive portfolio not only video but with short descriptions.
Dripbook Portfolio
According to Biteable, Dripbook is a portfolio hosting site for creative professionals and the people who want to hire them. It is super searchable and a great way to get some exposure. If you specialise in photography and video, Dripbook is an excellent choice for showing off your work.
References:
Biteable. (n.d.). Video portfolios: Examples and templates. Retrieved from https://biteable.com/blog/inspiration/video-portfolios/
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