Company Training Videos

Training Videos don't have to be stereotypically dull and boring...

Add your creative ideas and input to revolutionise the term "training video" for your organisation.

Below are some organisations we've proudly produced training videos for:

	Burson Auto Parts A scenario based sales training video shows their staff the right and wrong ways to go about projecting a fantastic company image to their customers.			Victorian WorkCover Authority (WorkSafe) We had produced a number of various programs for the department before they asked us if we could make something along the lines of "How to Fix a Crook Back". This is what the resultant video was named.
	Jim's Group The enigma behind the success of this franchising powerhouse, Mr Jim Penman wanted to explain his company ethos over and over again in exactly the same way - without him being there!			Collex (Veolia) Operating a Front Lift Vehicle. New drivers needed to be shown the basics of operating these vehicles. A training video addressing this is presented across the whole group via intranet and DVD.
	Diplomat Blades Are a wholesaler of numerous industrial knives and cutting equipment. We produced for them a programmed & video rich CD-ROM showing the right ways of using their whole range of products. This also doubled as a promotional CD. We also made a video loop to add impact at their trade show exhibits.			Energy Power Systems (Caterpillar) Needed to explain all the ins and outs for new Navy vessels with CAT engines installed in them. Co produced with the Australian Defence Forces, this detailed video includes 3 dimensional image portrayals.

	Case study

What a story.

Also known as "The Comeback King", his story almost defies belief.

A successful Melbourne barrister in the 1970s, this high flier crashed back down to earth - in a big way.

With habits of drinking enough beer to fill a dozen men's boots per day, prolific gambling, and eating his way to a weight of nineteen stone, his need for money led him to commit fraud - and eventually armed robbery.

At his lowest point, a prison psychologist described him as a tragic figure. A hopeless case, he'd even been diagnosed with brain damage.

But it was actually in jail that he started to make his way back. He analysed what had gone wrong. He set himself goals and came up with a personal philosophy he called "mental toughness" ... a merciless regime of self improvement. He got his weight down, he got his IQ up, he kicked his alcohol dependency.

Since then, Graeme has been an extraordinary success with these achievements under his belt:

• Author of the best selling novel "Never Give Up"
• Entrepreneur behind the World Masters of Business, which saw General Norman Schwarzkopf, Lee Iacocca, Stephen Covey and Richard Semler present on the same platform for the first time ever
• 3 years at Budget Rent A Car
• On the National Executive that launched the Australian Customer Service Association
• Success on the national public speaking circuit
• Managing Director of Motivational Focus specialising in customer service.

Do you agree that this story would be absolutely fantastic for the long term unemployed? Here's a snippet of the training video we produced for him for this very reason...