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A business film does not have to be loud to be worth watching.

One production, made properly, for something the business actually needs to explain: a brand introduction, a founder story, a customer story, or a process film.

Materials being craned in at the start of a roof renovation, filmed for Dry Building Solutions

Four productions, four different problems: a customer's own story, a brand moment, a service explained, and a company introduced.

Most business video is one of four things. Finding yours is usually the fastest way to start.

  • Brand introduction

    One film that explains what the company is, who it is for, and why it exists.

  • Founder story

    The person who started it, saying why, in their own words rather than a script.

  • Customer story

    A real customer explaining what changed for them, filmed so it works as proof.

  • Process or service film

    The work itself, shown step by step, for anything easier to watch than to describe.

What a production costs, and when it lands. No agency layer sits between the two.

Scope

Filming and editing
$2,500 to $4,000
Filming only, full day
$1,500
Filming only, half day
$800
Travel outside New York
$200

Timing

Raw footage
1 to 2 days

Often available the same day.

Finished video
3 to 5 days

Where a project lands in that range depends on how much is being filmed, how many people and locations are involved, and how much the edit has to carry.

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  • 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.
    Sid NagpalSid NagpalMarketing Leader, PartnerStack
  • 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.
    Chitra VivekChitra VivekStrategic Leader

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