Corporate video
Corporate video is the broad one: films made for a business to explain itself. Usually that means interviews with the people who do the work, cut with footage of the work happening.
Six things we make. All of them filmed by a two-person crew, all of them priced from the same published packages.
Corporate video is the broad one: films made for a business to explain itself. Usually that means interviews with the people who do the work, cut with footage of the work happening.
A brand film is the one that sits on your homepage and gets used in pitches. It is less about what you sell than why anyone should care, which in practice means finding the two or three true things about the business that nobody else can claim.
A recruitment film shows someone what the job is actually like before they apply. It works because the alternative is a job advert, and a job advert cannot show a shift.
A case study film is your customer explaining what changed, in their words. It does the job a written testimonial cannot, because a face and a voice are harder to dismiss than a pull quote.
A product film shows the thing working. For physical products that means close, well-lit detail and a clear demonstration of what it does; for software it means screen capture cut with the people who use it.
Internal film is the least glamorous and often the most used. Induction films, process and safety training, and messages from leadership that need to reach people who are not in the room.
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