Are Videographers Really Unreliable?

Let's address the elephant in the room: videographers are often seen as unreliable, lazy, and disorganized. While this perception exists, it's rarely the fault of the individuals themselves. 😅

You might think, "A videographer calling out himself and others? Bold move!" But there's more to it.

The Creative Journey

Behind-the-Scenes photo from a 2-person interview at The Thompson in San Antonio

Imagine yourself as a creative—whether a videographer, photographer, or painter. Inspired by masterpieces like Jurassic Park or Starry Night, you dedicated years to perfecting your craft, tackling technical challenges, and investing heavily in your passion. 📸🎨

Over the years, you see friends graduate, secure jobs, and start families, while you're still chasing your first big break. You eventually land in fields you didn't plan on—corporate video, brand design, or event coverage. The corporate world demands reliability, sociability, and punctuality—traits that don't always align naturally with creatives.

The Business Reality

Many clients have shared their frustrations about previous experiences with unreliable videographers. Transitioning from a starving artist to a corporate professional is challenging.

My own journey in filmmaking, with aspirations of becoming the next Christopher Nolan or Steven Spielberg, has been balanced by a passion for business and entrepreneurship. I love sales, marketing, meeting new people, and exploring various industries. This blend has fueled the success of San Antonio Video Productions (SAVP). If I could be the owner of SAVP for the rest of my life, I’d die happy.

The Secret to Success

New clients are often blown away by our work, production process, and unwavering reliability. The secret? Simple: show up, do what you say, and follow through. 🎬 Ready to work with San Antonio's premiere video production company? Contact us here and let's bring your vision to life!

A Call to Fellow Creatives

To my fellow creatives: You don't need to love every aspect of your work to excel. Embracing professionalism can set you apart from the rest. Let's create incredible work and elevate our industry together!

For a deeper dive on balancing creativity and professionalism, I highly recommend this video by Chris Do at The Futur™ on finding your Ikigai. It offers valuable insights on aligning your passions with your professional life- Watch Here.

Michael Angelo - CEO of San Antonio Video Productions

Michael Angelo, the owner of San Antonio Video Productions, is the creative force behind the company. With over 10 years of experience in the professional video industry, Michael has created thousands of videos for clients ranging from large multi-million dollar organizations to your local mom-and-pop businesses. For Michael, it's more than just producing exceptional video and photo content; it's about pinpointing where you and your organization need help, whether that’s driving sales through lead generation or enhancing productivity. His goal is to devise a solution through strategic planning, production, and post-distribution so you can focus on what truly matters to you.

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