The 2010 Holiday Video produced with Tiffany & Co., was themed “One Relationship at a Time,” a heartfelt and inspirational video that proved to be a perfect way to kick off the holiday season.

 Corporate Video Concepts worked with Brooks Brothers to produce “Generations of Pride: The Story of Saxxon.”  The corporate documentary showcased the high-end New Zealand wool that this iconic brand uses in their clothing.  The video was used as an associate educational tool as well as a web marketing vehicle.

 “We are honored to have won these awards,” said Zellman. “We are proud to have worked hand-in-hand with the executives at Tiffany & Co. and Brooks Brothers to create pieces that are representative of their historic brands.”

Corporate Video Concepts, Inc. is a division of High Heat Media, a full-service entertainment and marketing production company that currently has several television properties in development with top tier talent.

With offices in New York and Los Angeles, CVC is a boutique agency which specializes in the creation of customized marketing, communications and training videos as well as the production of live events. 

The principals, Jay Zellman and Matthew Marcus each bring nearly 20 years of experience to the business and a clientele that has included Fortune 500 companies, retail chains, public relations and advertising agencies, financial institutions, medical facilities as well as companies within the entertainment industry.  Their diverse productions have enhanced brand awareness, trained and informed employees and driven sales.  Recent clients have included Tiffany & Co., Brooks Brothers, The Children’s Place, Maidenform, Hill & Knowlton and Warnaco.  For more information go to www.video-productions.com

Corporate Video Concepts has produced many live events including corporate conferences, town hall meetings, roundtables and promotions for a wide array of brands including Brooks Brothers and Time Magazine.  Our live event services include on-site direction and staff, creative planning, staging, talent booking, audio/visual equipment and all video support including pre-rolls, meeting openers and event documentation.

Over the past 18 years, CVC has produced customized corporate holiday videos for some of the world’s largest companies. Often they recap the year’s successes, thank employees for their efforts and provide an insight as to the future goals of the company.  Perhaps more importantly, for many businesses, the holiday season is the most important revenue generator of the year.  As such, the video can generate internal buzz about a new product or seasonal agenda, as well as encourage the employee to drive sales.

Earlier this month, Corporate Video Concepts ran a conference for top retailer The Children’s Place in New Jersey in which we supplied complete audio/visual equipment as well as full production support.

Corporate Video Concepts has produced many live events including corporate conferences, town hall meetings, roundtables and promotions for a wide array of brands including Brooks Brothers and Time Magazine.  Our live event services include on-site direction and staff, creative planning, staging, talent booking, audio/visual equipment and all video support including pre-rolls, meeting openers and event documentation.

“I am proud of the work CVC has done over the past 18 years producing video content and live events for some of the world’s most established brands,” said Zellman. “The best way for people to appreciate the quality of our work is by seeing it – and this new site provides a convenient and easy way to showcase our videos.”

With offices in New York and Los Angeles, CVC is a boutique agency which specializes in the creation of customized marketing, communications and training videos as well as the production of live events.  

The principals, Jay Zellman and Matthew Marcus each bring nearly 20 years of experience to the business and a clientele that has included Fortune 500 companies, retail chains, public relations and advertising agencies, financial institutions, medical facilities as well as companies within the entertainment industry.  Their diverse productions have enhanced brand awareness, trained and informed employees and driven sales.  Recent clients have included Tiffany & Co., Brooks Brothers, The Children’s Place, Maidenform, Hill & Knowlton and Warnaco.

“Our philosophy is that corporate video does not have to be boring. We pride ourselves on creativity and artfully blending images, sounds and media to make sure the client’s message engages the audience and leaves a lasting impression. We produce more than videos; we produce results,” said Matthew Marcus, CVC’s Los Angeles-based executive producer.

Corporate Video Concepts, Inc. is a division of High Heat Media, a full-service entertainment and marketing production company that currently has several television properties in development with top tier talent.