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Snippies is a New York-based video production company with a creative team that loves their work. They do video shoots around the world as well as web content and corporate videos. The talented team at Snippies can easily add animation and other effects to a client's video presentation or do an entire video with animation. Event coverage, case studies, consumer and man on the street videos are other types of productions that they are equally adept at. Their clients have included Kraft, Mind Share and Google. They emphasize that whatever industry a client is in, their main job is to tell their story and to lay out why people need their product or service. Video is the most powerful medium for doing this, and the professional productions created

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