Video Production

The video your
whole brand
runs on.

A brand film is the piece everything else hangs off. It goes on the homepage, in the pitch deck, in front of a hiring ad, on the screen in the lobby. We shoot it, cut it, and hand you the versions sized for each place it ends up, so you are not paying twice to put the same footage in two spots.

How it works

Three steps, no mystery.

01

A call

Twenty minutes. What you sell, who buys it, and where the video is going to live. You get a quote after that call rather than before it, because a number before those answers is a guess.

02

The shoot

One day covers most jobs. We work around your crew and your schedule rather than the other way round, and we do not need your whole team standing about waiting on us.

03

The cut

First cut back inside two weeks. You get the film plus the versions sized for wherever it is going, so one shoot feeds the site, the ads and the socials.

50% deposit holds the date. The rest on delivery.

One round of changes is included. After 7 days with no reply the edit is accepted as final, and anything further is billed.

Travel within 60 miles of Loveland, Colorado is free. Further out gets quoted up front.

You own the final files once the job is paid.

Use it anywhere you already are, forever. Paid campaigns and TV need a licence on top. The rates are here.



Camera shy

Uncomfortable on camera? No problem.

Most people are, and it is the single most common thing I hear on a first call. It has never stopped a job. Plenty of the best work on this site has nobody's face in it.

Voiceover

You talk, the camera never points at you. We record your voice and cut it over the work.

Faceless

Hands, tools, the truck, the job going in, the finished result. No talking heads at all.

Animation & text

Motion graphics, titles and text on screen. Nobody has to be filmed for it to exist.

Somebody else

A customer or someone on your crew who does not mind the camera. Often better than the owner anyway.

And if you want to try being on camera, we shoot plenty and use only what works. Nothing goes out that you have not seen first, so the worst case is that we use none of it.

Got something
worth filming?

Give me a shout