You certainly ought to have your full name, phone number and e-mail address on the site. You may want to screen clients by forcing them to call for an address, especially if you work from home. And I certainly agree with bobspez with regard to your credentials. Consider putting a photo of yourself on the home page too. People who hire a videographer are hiring a person to work with, not a web site abstraction. New clients often come into our shop and say “Wow, you look just like your photo.” It’s a way of generating trust.
Perhaps more importantly, you should consider who your clients will be: what is someone looking for when they come to your web site? Nothing in your examples suggests that you are an editor. Stringing together a bunch of exotic shots doesn’t do this for me. Can you tell a story, make a strong sales pitch? Do you shoot, too? Can you edit work others have shot, sweeten audio, etc.?
Ask yourself what you want the visitor to do when they’ve looked at your web site? Do you want them to call and talk to you about a job? Then say so. Give them your phone number at the very least, right at the top of the home page. And encourage them to use it!
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