51 - Tim Bradly - co-founder of Pennant Video

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In this episode, we dive deep with Tim Bradley, co-founder of Pennant Video, to explore the evolution of video marketing and the art of storytelling. Tim reveals his journey in founding Pennant, the challenges he’s faced, and his approach to building lasting client relationships. We discuss what it takes to create impactful content, from understanding client goals to navigating today’s content-saturated landscape. Tim also shares his thoughts on the importance of hiring curious, responsible talent and the latest tech innovations shaping video production. Tune in for this insightful conversation packed with valuable tips for anyone passionate about video marketing and production!Subscribe for more inspiring interviews!

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