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Height Media CEO Personally Leads Communications Training at Hamaden Việt Nam

Height Media’s CEO provides communications training at Hamaden Việt Nam, with practical guidance on smartphone filming and camera angles for people in a vertical 9:16 frame.

Author: Height Media Published: 20/09/2026
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Height Media CEO Personally Leads Communications Training at Hamaden Việt Nam

Author: Height Media Date: 20/09/2026
Height Media CEO Personally Leads Communications Training at Hamaden Việt Nam

Height Media’s CEO personally led the communications training at Hamaden Việt Nam, including practical smartphone filming and camera-angle selection for people in a vertical 9:16 frame. The activity brought content-production skills closer to the company’s working environment.

Communications training grounded in practice

Images from the program show hands-on guidance using a phone and filming accessories. The presentation focused on choosing camera angles for HR subjects in a 9:16 frame, with demonstrations that allowed participants to observe camera placement and the positioning of the person being filmed.

This is a specific but practical aspect of corporate communications: how to present a person clearly and naturally within the frame and help viewers focus on the intended message. Seeing the actions demonstrated directly gives learners a stronger basis for understanding how to apply them when filming independently.

Working with Hamaden Việt Nam

According to company information on the DENSO Vietnam website, Hamaden Việt Nam Co., Ltd. is part of DENSO’s group of companies and manufactures automotive sensors and solenoid valves. The communications training led by Height Media’s CEO took place at this company.

For a manufacturing business, a communications story can begin with people, the workplace, and everyday activities. The ability to capture these elements in clear images suited to their intended use provides a useful foundation for teams to create content independently.

A commemorative photo in front of the Hamaden Vietnam building
A commemorative photo at Hamaden Việt Nam during the communications training activity.

From filming skills to creating content independently

A phone is a familiar tool, but creating an easy-to-follow video still requires attention to composition, camera angles, and the subject’s position. The vertical 9:16 framing guidance at Hamaden provides a concrete starting point: with equipment already available, learners can practice each action rather than only imagine it through theory.

In practice, these basic skills can support staff introductions, coverage of internal activities, or presentations of the work environment. Each piece of content should be selected according to the business’s communication goals and characteristics, so the published images accurately reflect the intended story.

Conference facilities at Hamaden Việt Nam
Conference facilities at Hamaden Việt Nam in the program’s photo collection.

Height Media’s approach to training grounded in everyday work

Height Media’s CEO personally providing guidance at Hamaden Việt Nam reflects an approach to training through specific situations and practical actions. Starting with a camera angle for filming a person, the lesson opens a broader discussion about helping communications staff understand their tools, observe the setting, and produce content independently.

Height Media values the opportunity to share communications experience with Hamaden Việt Nam. For businesses interested in team training, the starting point is to identify actual needs, the types of content to produce, and existing capabilities, then build a suitable program.

Businesses wishing to discuss communications training and content production can contact Height Media for advice aligned with their implementation goals.

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