Video Arts
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Company type | Subsidiary |
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Industry | Video production eLearning |
Genre | Comedy Learning Soft Skills Training |
Founded | 1972 |
Founder | John Cleese Sir Antony Jay |
Headquarters | London ,United Kingdom |
Parent | Tinopolis(2007–present) |
Website | http://www.videoarts.com/ |
Video Artsis a UK-based video production company which produces and sellssoft-skillstraining programmes,e-learningcourses andlearning platforms.Video Arts also distributes third-party titles.
The company was founded in 1972 byJohn Cleese,Sir Antony Jayand a group of other television professionals.
Video Arts uses humour to make learning points more memorable. Its slogan is a quote from John Cleese: “People learn nothing when they’re asleep, and very little when they’re bored".[1]
Video Arts' productions include;
- Meetings, Bloody Meetings (John Cleese,Will Smith)
- Can You Spare a Moment (John Cleese,Ricky Gervais)
- The Balance Sheet Barrier (John Cleese,Ronnie Corbett,later version withDawn French)
- Jamie's School Dinners: Managing Change (Jamie Oliver)
- Pass It On (Rob Brydon,Will Smith)
- The Ultimate Stress Show (Olivia Colman)
- Performance Review: Every Appraisee's Dream (Hugh Laurie)
- The Art of Selling (Sheridan Smith)
- Behavioural Interviewing (James Nesbitt,Rebecca Front,Kris Marshall)
- Assert Yourself (Kris Marshall,Mark Heap)
- Performance Review: Code Red (Sharon Horgan,Jim Howick,David Schaal),
- Successful Selling (Kevin Bishop,James Lance,Simon Greenall)
- Sell It To Me (Robert Lindsay)
- 30 Ways to Make More Time (James Nesbitt)
- Presentation is Everything (Mathew Horne)
- The Unorganized Manager (John Cleese,James Bolam)
As well as corporate training videos, the company produced the comedy seriesFairly Secret ArmyforChannel 4.
References
[edit]External links
[edit]- Patrick Russell:Shooting the message #20: Video Arts. The inside scoop on communications film legend Video Arts, founded by Anthony Jay and John Cleese 40 years agoatBritish Film Institutewebsite, 20 July 2015