Client FAQs


	#1

	Answer:

	At Full Circle Studios we like to make two statements about cost.

	First - you probably are spending as much as the cost of digital media production on less-effective and outdated materials.

	Second - Full Circle isn’t the low-cost alternative - we are the right-priced alternative. This means we offer services that make financial sense and deliver the quality materials you need.


	#2

	Answer:

	Just about everybody.

	And soon there will be new formats that offer better pictures and incredible sound. HD. Surround Sound. Blue-Ray. HD-DVD.

	The digital age is here!

	Are you ready?

	Full Circle Studios can help.


	#3

	Answer:

	As the materials we make at Full Circle are digital, they can be stored and kept handy to be updated at any time.

	The costs are dependent on the extent of the changes, but usually are a small fraction of the original cost.

	We try to design projects that have a lifespan of at least three years, but things change, and your materials must change as well..

	As evidenced by the repeat clients that have returned to upgrade, enhance, and expand their digital materials with us, Full Circle can become your long-term partner in developing effective digital materials.


	#4

	Answer:

	Is that so?

	Does your mimeograph machine work just fine?

	Does your dictaphone belt voice recorder work just fine?

	How about your Tandy TRS-80, still humming along?

	It’s bad enough that your competitors are moving ahead of you - but what will it mean when your audience, your customers, or your employees find you’re out of touch, and out of date?

	Full Circle Studios has the solution to your technology gap!


	#5

	Answer:

	Good question!

	That depends on you.

	We’re not passing the buck, but it really is up to you.

	Like purchasing a new machine, or expanding your workforce, or hiring any kind of consultant - the return-on-investment depends on implementation, on commitment to the project, and on looking at the big picture - and the long term results.

	What we can guarantee is that you will have the best tools to work with, and we have the client testimonials to back that up.


	#6

	Answer:

	Short answer. No.

	Now the longer answer.

	The web is great for basic info.

	(you’re doing it now!)

	But for many applications the web is still too resolution dependent, often too slow, and too cluttered a marketplace to do everything by itself.

	That’s why we suggest that your digital materials be distributed by use of several methods, including the web, as computer content, DVD, television, and public screening/digital signage.

	More bang for the buck!


	#7

	Answer:

	In this case, just follow the crowd.

	Not like lemmings, or like some kind of lock-step conformity.

	But check out our client list.

	We must be doing something right.

	If digital media wasn’t effective, then why would all those DVDs that we created be circulating across the region and around the country?


	#8

	Answer:

	*There are always* low-cost alternatives.**

	*Examples:*

	Hammer = Rock

	Automobile = Feet

	House = Cave

	Medicine = Leeches

	Digital Media = _________

	You can fill in that last one with thick, unreadable manuals, or eight-year-old VHS videos, or with that well-worn tradeshow display you’ve always meant to replace, etc.

	Give us a call. We can help.


	#9

	Answer:

	There is no risk.

	The technologies we use are commonplace, widespread, generally accepted, and are in no way proprietary or exotic.

	In fact, the technology doesn’t really matter.

	Really.

	The content is the first thing and that’s been true since the first story was told. The delivery style is the second thing and that’s been true for just as long.

	Changes in technology come often, and we can help you adjust, but It’s the story you tell and the way you tell it that matters.