We create business and brand stories, interviews, recruiting videos and other content that shows your people and work. We start with the audience and what the finished video needs to accomplish, then recommend a practical production plan. Explore commercial video production or tell us about the project you have in mind.

Commercial projects are quoted around the scope: planning, filming days, locations, crew, audio, editing and the versions you need. A single interview and a multi-location campaign are different productions. Share your goals, intended platforms, budget range and deadline so we can put together a useful estimate.

Yes. We can help develop the approach, interview questions, storyboards and shot plan. You bring your knowledge of the business; we help turn it into a clear visual story. We will agree on the level of planning and any script or approval needs as part of the project scope.

Potentially, if we plan for those uses before filming. Different platforms may need different framing, lengths, captions or versions. Tell us what you need upfront so we can allow time to capture and edit it. Multiple deliverables are scoped in your proposal rather than automatically included in every video.

Monthly or quarterly content arrangements are available for businesses that need recurring production. For either a one-time project or ongoing work, we agree on deliverables, review stages, revision scope and timing before production. Include your launch date and internal approval process when you inquire.

Send the audience, main message, intended use, filming locations, people involved, deadline and budget range. Also list every finished version you need. A website film, paid advertisement and vertical social edit may share footage but require different planning and editing. Clear scope helps us compare practical options without hiding the work behind a single unexplained price.

The schedule includes planning, filming, editing and your review, not only the shoot day. A project involving several locations or approval teams needs a different schedule from one interview. Tell us your launch date before booking. We will agree on production milestones and feedback deadlines around the actual scope rather than promise one turnaround for every business.

Choose a main point of contact, confirm who can appear and reserve a suitable space for interviews. Share access restrictions and any confidential information that must stay off camera. Have the people, products and workspaces ready at the agreed times. We can help with interview questions and shot planning so your staff do not have to invent a presentation on the spot.

Start with the questions your customers ask. Useful ideas include short answers, demonstrations, introductions to your team and a look at how the work happens. Choose topics that fit your audience and the action you want them to take. We can discuss which ideas belong in your production plan.

Yes, when the shoot is planned for several deliverables. Group related interviews and scenes, prepare the people involved and allow time for different framing. The number of finished edits depends on the scope and usable material, not just the number of hours filmed. We confirm that number and the versions in your proposal.

Tell us where you intend to use the content before filming. Phone-first feeds and a website player can need different compositions. A crop of a wide video may cut out a person, product or important text. We can plan for the required versions instead of assuming every shot will work in every layout.

Captions can make spoken content easier to follow when a viewer cannot hear the audio. Ask for them during scoping, including whether you need text built into the picture or a separate caption file. Names, specialist terms and important figures should be checked before publishing. Keep text legible and away from areas covered by platform controls.

Often, yes. A longer interview may contain useful standalone answers, but each clip still needs a clear beginning and enough context to make sense. Tell us about the short versions before production where possible. Existing footage needs to be assessed for quality, framing and permission to use it before we confirm an edit.

Choose a schedule you can maintain and that reflects real changes in the business. Seasonal work, launches and new customer questions may guide the next shoot. We offer monthly or quarterly content arrangements; the agreed scope determines the filming and deliverables. Production frequency and posting frequency do not have to be the same.

Do not assume that it does. Creating the footage and finished edits is different from managing accounts, writing a full posting calendar or running advertising. Tell us which support you need so we can confirm the responsibilities and any separate scope before booking. Your proposal should make clear who publishes and manages the content.

No. Results also depend on the offer, audience, distribution and what happens after someone watches. Choose a useful goal before production, then evaluate relevant actions such as inquiries, bookings or visits to a specific page. Views can help you understand reach, but they are not the same as qualified business.