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Musings & Observations from a BQE Productions Employee

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Valerie Visconti's Sizzle Reel from Valerie Visconti on Vimeo.

Produced, Directed, & Edited by Valerie Visconti.

A compilation of segments I produced and directed for broadcast networks, Fortune 500 corporate clients, and non-profit organizations.

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Welcome to NY. Should have tried the BQE!

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Dear SUCCESS video shoot with our new PA (at Dream Center Harlem)

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Cruising... No Bruising

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Korean noodle situation in K-Town. They give you like a gallon of soup in this metal tub that keeps it literally steaming hot for no less than 30 min. #goodeats (at Arirang Restaurant)

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"I can't live without my radio" #illmaticxx #ptsd

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IG graffiti? #true #keepit100 #employeesmustwashhands (at Lounge 247)

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Scraping the sky

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It's #T-shirt Time!

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Change is coming! #moveyourmedia #softlaunch #followme

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Meeting with a potential non-profit client! #moveyourmedia #harlem (at Joe)

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Makes sense on Linden Blvd. #targetaudience #bridgeforsale

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Love my #pebble!

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The Profanation Proclamation

Particularly risqué about communicating solely through social media is the inevitable mixture of work and play.  Many of these entrepreneurs don’t seem to have separate presences for personal and business posts and their message gets let’s say - muddled.  At the risk of sounding old fashioned it’s startling to come across extremely profane memes and/or blog posts when perusing a company’s offerings.  Perhaps there are potential customers out there that want to be associated with those viewpoints, but I don’t imagine that they make up the majority of the eyeballs on those pages.  At the same time I can’t imagine that type of messaging showing up on a traditional informational or retail website.

  What do you think?  Will company websites, as we know them be supplanted wholly by social networking presences?  Also where’s the line when injecting some “realness” into your customer engagement?

  Please share your thoughts!

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Merry merry!

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93 til

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And he is the DJ!