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4 Ways to Add Videography to Your Event Strategy

by | Mar 31, 2025

Why is adding videography for your event strategy more important than ever? 

When it comes to highlighting and growing your business, and we see this through more demand for our event services. According to OptinMonster, 90% of marketers say video marketing has helped them generate leads and 87% say video marketing has helped them increase sales.

A well-produced, high-quality video of your event can help your business stand out from the crowd and give you the edge over your competitors. Like video, events are a time-intensive and often expensive endeavour for businesses to invest in. But by combining the two, you can get much more from each; this can be particularly valuable if relying on sponsors to fund the event, as they get a greater return on investment.

Although virtual events exist, generally speaking, events are limited by who can attend physically. If you’re a Gloucestershire-based business but your target audience spans the whole of the United Kingdom, hosting multiple events can become very time-consuming and expensive.

In this article, we’re going to explore a few reasons as to why leveraging video as part of your event strategy is important in 2025.

1. Add New Elements via Video

An effective solution is to film the event, enabling the content to be consumed by more people and have a longer life span. There are many ways of doing this that go beyond simply recording the talks and posting them online.

Here are some innovative ways you can present event video:

  • We have a complete mobile podcast studio that can be used at live events, adding an interesting visual element to those in the room and ensuring you capture high-quality audio and video for use online. This also allows the content to become long-form, evergreen content.
  • Instead of simply recording the entire talks, capture short insights from key speakers in a polished, high-quality format that can be repurposed into bite-sized insights for social media.
  • Live streaming real-time allows remote audiences to engage with the content as it happens, this allows for more interesting online content than a simple webinar.

Tip: Use multiple cameras and angles to add visual interest, making the content more dynamic and engaging for post-event distribution.

2. Think Beyond Your Physical Audience

Although we offer high-end event photography and see huge value in this medium, in 2025, videos are considerably more engaging and shareable on social media than images or text-based content, generating 1200% more shares than text and images combined.

When working with clients, we don’t only capture parts of the event that are aimed at the physical audience but also get additional insights from key speakers and organisers. This makes the video feel fresh and gives it a new angle when shared online.

This could involve interviewing a panellist separately to ask additional questions or find their key takeaways. Interlaced with the role of the event and their time on stage creates compelling content that can be enjoyed by audiences regardless of whether they can attend the event or not.

3. Increase the Lifespan of Your Event Content

At AVC, we’re big advocates for re-purposing content. One of the things we always recommend is starting with the most time-intensive content (like events and video), before tailoring it to various platforms. If you’re considering hiring us to record your event, we suggest keeping long-term value in mind.

One way of doing this is by editing the main event video into short, dynamic and engaging reels that showcase the best moments. This cannot only be used to showcase content from the past event, but advertise and create excitement for upcoming events.

Other ways videos can be re-purposed is by transcribing audio that has been recorded and making written content such as long-from articles, social media posts or newsletters. This helps to increase searchability and discoverability. We can edit the most impactful takeaways into a short, shareable highlight reel that keeps the event’s key messages circulating long after it’s over.

Our Creative Director and Founder, Alice Violet, gave a talk at Hub 8’s Cyber Sips on How to Launch a Business Podcast, the content was made into a short video for LinkedIn, other social media content and also training materials when we’re hired by clients.

4. Leveraging Polished vs Behind-the-Scenes Content

Creating behind-the-scenes (BTS) videos is yet another powerful way of re-purposing footage and enhancing your event video strategy. This can be photos or videos taken of the team planning, setting up or visiting the venue, and clips taken live at the event. Showcasing the high-end production team at your event also offers great behind the scenes content and can be a good placeholder for photos and video before the professional content is ready.

Would you like to learn more about how you can re-purpose your content?

Check out our article on: How to Master Content Repurposing for your Creative Strategy 

AVC behind the scenes at events | Videography for Your Event Strategy

A few reasons we love BTS content:

  • BTS content often generates high engagement on social media platforms – BTS footage can be used to create compelling marketing materials, such as trailers, promotional videos, and social media content.
  • At AVC, we often create outtakes or behind-the-scenes videos for our clients as these can help to generate buzz and anticipation for the upcoming event video.
  • People are naturally curious about the behind-the-scenes process. The raw and realistic nature of these videos resonates with audiences who value authenticity and transparency. This allows viewers to connect with your brand on a more personal level.
  • Additionally, BTS videos can be filmed with minimal effort and equipment needed, making them often cheaper and easier to produce.

By displaying the effort, and processes that went into creating something, behind-the-scenes videos can help give the audience a greater appreciation for the final video.

To Summarise: Videography for Your Event Strategy

Videography and especially short-form content is at the forefront of the digital world right now. Videos can be used to extend an event’s lifespan and reach beyond physical attendees. On top of that, an effective marketing and promotion strategy can lead to high engagement rates on social media platforms, therefore giving you the edge that you need over your competitors.

In essence, videography transforms your event from a one-time occurrence into a valuable, lasting asset that can continue to generate benefits for your organisation.

Ready to add high-end videography to your event strategy? Get in touch with us at info@alicevioletcreative.com

Alice Violet Creative Content Marketing for complex brands
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TILLY

Social Media Manager

I manage the social media strategies of AVC and our key clients. This involves content planning, creative campaigns and daily management. I am the team expert for all things social media, such as algorithm and platform updates, and how to formulate compelling social-first content. I also am a content specialist who loves writing and video editing.

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