Video production services for companies and non-profits

Video Production Services

The Video Production Process

Producing a video can best be understood as a process involving several steps. We offer these services a package providing you everything script to screen or we can provide just one or several services.

Strategy – We begin by listening to your concerns and your ideas. We develop a strategy with you, that we use to create work that reflects your brand, speaks to your audience and motivates customers into action.
Script Writing/Content Development – We have 20 years experience writing scripts for commercials, corporate and web videos and creating other marketing content.
Pre-production – We’re experts hiring crews, location services, casting and speccing a job to maximize production value and minimize the cost.
Production – We have the experience on set to ensure all of your video production services are performed smoothly and you get the most out of your crew and actors.
Hybrid video Production – These are shoots that involve both video and stills so that you can maximize your production dollars.
Post production – Complete post production services from edit to finish including, offline editing, sound design, motion graphics and color correction.

What are the processes involved in producing a video?

Creating a strategy for the content, writing a script based on stratgy, Pre-production planning, Shooting the script, and post-production.

How long does it take to produce a video?

Movies can take months to years. Typical corporate videos and commercials take between a month and six weeks depending on the complexity and approval process.

Is producing a video different for TV or the web?

The answer used to be absolutely yes. Now with web video delivery being on par or better than some TV that has changed. But there still are some considerations to keep in mind as far as content and where it will be shown.

How do I hire a video production company?

Working with any vendor partner should be based on trust. First, you must trust they can do the job and that should be evidenced by their past work. Then you must trust they will deal with you fairly and efficiently. After you’ve found someone you trust you should work up an agreement based on an estimate for performing the job.