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Shootsta adds several clients to roster

Since March, Shootsta has added several clients to its roster including The Royal Commission, Teachers Mutual Bank, and Vision Australia.

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The announcement:

A pivot towards producing digital webinars, podcasts and animations for clients has seen global vid tech scale-up Shootsta win several new major clients.

Since March, Shootsta has secured local work with Orica, The Royal Commission, ASG Group, Teachers Mutual Bank, Savills, Veolia, Vision Australia and Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Globally, it has won contracts with retail giant Walmart, pharmaceutical company Novatis, HR software platform WorkDay and financial manager Blackrock.

Shootsta works with over 230 companies, including Qantas, Coles, HSBC, The University of Sydney and DHL.

“Like many other enterprises, COVID-19 presented a number of challenges for our business,” Shootsta CEO Mike Pritchett said.

“But thanks to the effort of our team in pulling off an immediate pivot and a renewed focus from companies for digital content, we feel we are through the worst of it.”

“We’re cautiously optimistic about our future growth too. As working from home becomes more of a norm, companies will need to explore new ways to communicate with their staff and clients.

As part of Shootsta’s pivot, the company has created a free information hub on how to properly capture video. Shootsta has also created its own podcast on how marketers are tackling COVID-19, to be released later in 2020.

Launched in 2015, Shootsta provides companies with a custom-built camera kit, training and resources to shoot their own content, and a professional editing solution geared toward the seamless and quick creation of corporate video.

As part of a strategic pivot in March to cater to COVID-19, Shootsta now also edits and produces podcasts, webinars and animated videos for clients too.

Shootsta operates out of five global offices located in Sydney, Singapore, Hong Kong, the US and the UK.

Source: Shootsta media release

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