Did you know that audio design is one of the most critical components of video production? It's true! Audio design can be the difference between an ordinary video and an extraordinary one. From adding music to sound effects to voiceovers, audio design is an art that requires careful consideration and attention to detail. By incorporating the right audio elements into your video, you can create a powerful emotional impact that will keep your viewers hooked from start to finish.

Enhanced video production is the process of adding additional elements to your video to make it more engaging, visually appealing, and effective and can transform your videos from ordinary to extraordinary, capturing your audience's attention and conveying your message with maximum impact. This process can include elements like motion graphics, 3D animation, special effects, and sound design. With enhanced video production, you have the power to capture your audience's attention and leave a lasting impression.

Video animation is a thrilling and endlessly creative medium that lets you tell stories, explain complex concepts, and connect with your audience in ways you never thought possible. With video animation, you have the power to transport people to new worlds, evoke powerful emotions, and keep them on the edge of their seats. Whether you want to promote your brand, educate your audience, or simply entertain, video animation is the way to go. From the classic charm of hand-drawn animation to the cutting-edge technology of 3D graphics, there's a world of possibilities at your fingertips.

How to find what you want and get the transfers you need

You’re working on a documentary and you realize that a piece of footage that will help tell your story might be available through the National Archives. How can you get a digital copy of it? Henninger Media Services has been transferring film for the National Archives for over 25 years. While we typically enter the picture once you’ve found the materials you need and have an approved Item Approval Request List (IARL), we hope to make the whole process a little more transparent, from start to finish.

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) oversees a vast collection of records including historical documents, photographs, films, videotapes and audio recordings. There are many research projects that might bring one to NARA, but we’ll focus on film, video and sound recordings since those are our area of expertise.