How can career centers reach today's on-the-go and media-savvy college students and equip them with effective and updated job-preparation and search knowledge, information, and strategies? How can career coordinators make best use of their limited face-to-face advising time to meet each individual student's special needs? How can career centers deploy cutting-edge video production to make career workshops and advising available 24/7 and, more importantly, visually appealing and exciting? This presentation will detail how the Texas A&M University career center has implemented career video production in house—analyzing the need for career video production; identifying video topics and contents; overcoming the mental hurdles and presumptions of staff for in-house video production; exploring the most doable video production approaches; solving numerous technical difficulties; and finally, streamlining the video production process to offer professional and polished video-based career education accessible to students wherever they are.