For research involving any type of qualitative or ethnographic methodologies video clips have become a standard reporting tool. However, any kind of video work in an office or healthcare facility where you want to track your customers’ experience raises significant privacy and permission issues.
How can we continue to develop and enhance reporting within privacy regulations? The answer may be surprising, and it involves going to the movies.
At Segmedica’s offices in Buffalo we have a research studio which doubles as a video recording space. We have always offered clients optional documentary movies of research that involves significant video and webcam recording, but now we have a new use for this skill.
When we receive the transcripts of qualitative research and ethnographies we can create a script and, using actors and actresses, record “respondents” describing their stories. This is particularly potent in market segmentation and patient journey. The cost is less than disguising face and voice on original videos and presents a high impact reporting modality.
Contact Kiran Palhan, Digital Marketing Associate to set up a discussion or a short webinar.