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Is videography dying?

19 Feb 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief YouTube monologue, Eric Deeran argues that traditional videography is losing relevance because clients no longer value the creative video product itself; they prioritize tangible business results such as leads, calls, and sales. He warns that if videographers cannot demonstrate how their work drives these outcomes, clients will seek others who can. Deeran proposes that videographers reposition themselves as growth partners, offering services that directly contribute to client revenue and can be billed on a monthly retainer basis. He invites viewers to click a link to a follow‑up video that explains how to make this transition.

Is videography dying? If you're a videographer, the truth is, is that clients don't care about the video work anymore. They want tangible things like getting more leads, getting more calls, or getting more sales. And if you can't connect the dots for them, they're going to find somebody who can. So if you want to learn how you can start doing this and transition from just being a videographer to being someone who can actually help their clients grow so you can get paid on retainer every single month, click the link below. Check out a short video I put together on the next page. We'll see there.