Gilbert + Tobin induction video
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Gilbert + Tobin is a corporate law firm with offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, serving clients across Australia and around the world.
In a highly competitive marketplace, Gilbert + Tobin needed to effectively and impactfully present the challenges and benefits of working at the firm, to attract and select the best law students for summer clerkships.
Digital Tsunami was engaged to capture statements of current employees on high definition video. Over a single business day, a large number of statements were filmed and multiple videos edited for screenings to candidates.
Details
Client: | Gilbert + Tobin |
Solution/s: | video |
Sector/s: | corporate services, recruitment |
Region/s: | Asia/Pacific |
Language/s: | English |
Scope: | location production, editing, post production |
Features | HD shoot (Sydney, Australia) |
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