FAQs
We’re thinking of doing a video in the near future. What’s the first step?
We recommend scheduling a free initial consultation. In this meeting, we’ll discuss your goals, explore the services you may need, and outline the best approach to producing your company’s video. While we’d love to work with you, our primary goal is to help you feel informed and prepared—no matter which production team you choose.
How much should we budget for a video?
Think of video production like building a home—the cost depends on the features you want and the time required to bring your vision to life. For example, if a CEO delivers a speech on-camera with existing photos added as visuals, the budget may cover just one day of shooting, a few hours of photo scanning, and editing time. However, if you prefer live footage showcasing different aspects of your company in action, multiple shoot days and additional editing will be needed.
In general, video production costs range from $5,000 to $10,000, depending on complexity and scope. We’re happy to discuss your needs and help create a plan that fits your budget
What if we have a fixed budget?
No problem! We’d be happy to meet with you to discuss your needs and explore creative solutions within your budget. A higher budget doesn’t always guarantee the best results—there are plenty of innovative ways to produce an effective video, even with limited resources. Let’s find the right approach to bring your vision to life.
How long does it take to produce a video?
The timeline depends on several factors, but video production typically happens in three phases:
- Pre-Production – This phase includes planning, scriptwriting and approvals, location scouting, talent selection (if needed), and all preparations before filming.
- Production – This is the actual filming process.
- Post-Production – This includes editing, adding voice-overs, and finalizing the video.
On average, video production takes one to two months from start to finish, depending on complexity and scope. We’ll work with you to create a timeline that meets your needs.
