Roswell signs contract for Video Production Services

The Roswell City Council recently approved a $123,150 contract with MTechProMedia for video production services.

The contract includes shooting and editing video podcasts/talk shows and cinematic videos highlighting Roswell government services, projects, and events. Specifically, the city sought out proposals from qualified firms to produce, shoot and edit two video podcast/talk show formats per month and two 2-5 minute cinematic videos highlighting Roswell government services, projects, events or departments.

Production work may include: script writing, storyboarding, location scouting, talent wrangling, coordination with appropriate staff/talent, acquisition of props and materials, shooting (on-site, off-site, indoors, outdoors), lighting, audio recording, recording voiceover and post-dub editing.

Roswell received 19 proposals for the contract and MTechProMedia was the highest scoring proposal.

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