Business Video Production · New York
Business video production, led by a filmmaker.
Interviews, customer testimonials, branded films, training videos, and company stories—shaped around what people need to understand, then planned, filmed, and delivered by one accountable team.
Based in Brooklyn. Filming across New York City and the Tri-State Area.
UNICEF / Studio Interview
A studio interview shaped around a clear human story and a confident on-camera presence.
Featured Production
A customer story works best when it sounds like a person—not a script.
Zoovu Customer Advisory Board / B2B Testimonial Video
Customer voices captured on-site to turn an in-person event into credible testimonial content.
What We Produce
The right form changes with the story.
Some projects begin with one person and one important idea. Others require several locations, a larger crew, or a set of films planned together. The format should follow what the business needs to communicate—not a package chosen in advance.
Wellhub × Siro / Customer Testimonial
A customer story built around a natural conversation, clear credibility, and a polished on-camera experience.
Testimonial · Customer story · Interview-led
Himiway E-Bike / Customer Story
A human-led customer story filmed on location to make the product feel real, useful, and relatable.
Customer story · Brand film · Documentary approach
Dry Building Solutions / Process Film
A physical service shown through the work itself—giving viewers a clearer understanding of the people, equipment, and process behind the company.
Company story · Process footage · Service explanation
Executive and founder interviews
Company and brand films
Training and internal communication videos
Campaign edits and supporting cuts
One focused production can create one finished film or a coordinated set of useful pieces. The scope follows the communication need.
Filming a conference, panel, or awards program?
Need the same production partner across several projects?
What Clients Say
Clients on the process and the finished work.
“From the very beginning until the editing process, he was super communicative and easy to work with. He’s a true professional and I’d recommend him to anyone looking to produce top-quality video testimonials.”
Marketing Leader, PartnerStack“He made the whole process easy for us from the very beginning. He clearly outlined his process, deliverables, and timeline, and plugged into our onsite team seamlessly.”
Nicole D’Alonzo — Co-Founder, Social Fresh“Beka is a pleasure to work with. Not only is he an expert in his field, he always brings a can-do attitude. Beka never passes on any opportunity to take on new projects and once committed is on time and on budget. He is collaborative, creative and just wonderful to work with. I recommend Beka to anyone who is looking for a great video production project and experience.”
Chitra Vivek — Strategic Leader
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Filmmaker-Led
The person shaping the story stays with the project.
Beka leads the work from the first conversation through final delivery. The person learning why the film is being made also helps prepare the people on camera, directs the production, and stays accountable for the finished edit.
Some productions are intentionally lean. Others need additional cameras, sound, lighting, producers, hair and makeup, a teleprompter, or specialized crew. The team expands around the work; the creative direction and point of accountability do not change.
Find the direction
Clarify what the business needs to communicate, who needs to understand it, and where the finished film will be used.
Prepare the people
Develop the interview questions, talking points, structure, schedule, and practical details that help the filming day feel calm and purposeful.
Film with the right crew
Build the production around the real scope—camera, lighting, sound, direction, and any additional specialists the work requires.
Shape and deliver
Edit the strongest material into the agreed films, finish the picture and sound, and deliver the correct versions for their intended use.
A clear process gives people on camera room to be natural—and gives the edit something worth using.
Questions
Before the cameras arrive.
Usually not. We begin with what the business needs to communicate and how the finished video will be used. From there, Bia can develop interview questions, talking points, or a more structured outline. Most people sound more natural when they understand the direction without memorizing every line.
Pricing is based on the filming schedule, crew, locations, equipment, editing requirements, deliverables, and level of planning involved. After an initial conversation, you receive a clear proposal with the agreed scope, timeline, and price before work begins.
Beka leads the production and remains directly involved in the work. Additional camera operators, sound professionals, producers, lighting crew, hair and makeup, or other specialists are brought in when the scope requires them. The client still has one accountable production lead.
The schedule depends on the complexity of the production, the number of people and locations, the edit, and the approval process. Once the scope is clear, the proposal includes a practical production and delivery timeline. Rush schedules can be discussed when the project requires them.
Yes. Bia Production is based in Brooklyn and films across New York City and the Tri-State Area, with travel available for selected projects throughout the Northeast and beyond.
Yes. A production can be planned around a main film, shorter edits, interview excerpts, vertical versions, or supporting footage when those formats serve a real use. If video will be a recurring need, the Ongoing Video Partnership may be the better starting point.
Start a Project
Tell us what the video needs to do.
You do not need a finished brief. Share what the business needs to communicate, who needs to see it, and roughly when. We’ll reply with next steps and anything we need to prepare a proposal.
No obligation. We’ll use your details only to respond to this inquiry.