Encore Capital - Fireside Chat
Video Production Requirements:
Working in step with Encore’s marketing and outward facing teams to create a look and style for the fireside chat
Lighting package, 4K cameras, and audio equipment
Leveraging the programmable motion control camera slider to add value and energy to the multi-camera shoot
Multi-camera recording and monitoring for Encore’s teams to view all camera angles at once
Open/Closed captions
When a CEO speaks directly to their employees, it’s more than just an update—it’s a chance to build transparency, trust, and alignment within the company. For Encore Capital, Hildreth Media produced a Fireside Chat, providing a platform for the CEO to address key business topics and answer employee-submitted questions in an engaging and polished format. A well-executed Fireside Chat goes beyond a standard company memo or email—it brings leadership and employees together in a more personal, direct, and meaningful way.
To bring this vision to life, Hildreth Media handled the full production, supplying all cameras, lighting, and audio equipment to ensure a high-quality, professional interview experience. The shoot featured a three-camera setup, allowing for dynamic angles that kept the conversation visually engaging. The highlight of the production was our programmable motion control camera slider, which introduced smooth camera movement. This subtle motion added energy and visual depth, enhancing the production value and keeping the audience engaged.
Beyond the live recording, Hildreth Media handled all post-production, including captions, ensuring a polished final product that could be shared with employees company-wide. Whether it’s addressing business strategies, answering employee concerns, or reinforcing company culture, a Fireside Chat is one of the most effective ways for leadership to connect with their teams—and Hildreth Media was proud to support that connection.
We’ll handle the details. So you can focus on the big picture. Let’s build something incredible. Contact us.
