Ongoing Video Partnership
You explain your business once, not before every shoot.
I work with New York businesses and organizations as an ongoing, filmmaker-led production partner. As I learn your people, your message, and your priorities, every project builds on the last.
For teams where video is a regular need, not a one-time project.
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The Work
One filming day, planned for several business needs.
For Wellhub and Siro, a single interview-led production produced the main customer story, three vertical cuts for social, supporting workplace footage, a graphics package, and an organized library the team kept using after the first video went out.
The point was not producing more files. The shoot was planned around several real communication needs from the start, which is why the material kept being useful.
Wellhub × Siro — Customer Story
From the same production
Showing vertical cut V-01 of 3.
Delivery manifest — one filming day
- 01Customer story, long form
- 03Vertical cuts for social
- B-rollWorkplace supporting footage
- Incl.Graphics package
- YesOrganized library, ongoing use
Why Ongoing
The process does not restart with every project.
When video becomes a regular need, the real cost of one-off production is starting over each time. An ongoing partnership carries the knowledge, the process, and the footage forward, so each new production is easier to plan and more useful than the last.
Less explaining
I already know your company, your people, and how decisions get made.
More natural filming
People are more comfortable on camera when they know who is behind it.
More useful footage
What was already filmed stays organized and reusable, and I know what is still missing.
More consistent work
Each new video builds on the standard set by the ones before it.
The Ongoing Video Program
Planned around your calendar, not a fixed content template.
The format changes as the business does. An executive interview one month, an event the next, a customer story after that. What stays constant is who is running it and the standard the work is held to.
Set the direction
The process begins with your priorities for the next 90 days: important messages, upcoming events, people worth featuring, customer stories, launches, and gaps in existing footage.
Build the production plan
I recommend what to film, what can be combined, and what should wait. You receive a clear schedule and scope rather than a list created to fill a quota.
Film efficiently
I shoot and direct the production myself, bringing in additional crew when the scope calls for it. When possible, one filming day captures material for several immediate and future uses.
Edit and organize
Finished videos are delivered in the agreed formats. Additional usable footage is organized for future edits and campaigns.
Review and continue
Together, we review what was used, what is coming next, and where new filming will create the most value. Each cycle begins with more knowledge than the one before.
I lead every project personally and bring in trusted additional crew when the scope requires it.
More about Bia Production →What Clients Say
Behind every production, a working relationship.
“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“Since those two events, I have gone back to him multiple times for his help on other miscellaneous projects for my firm. I strongly recommend his services!”
Brooke Preston — Onboarding Specialist, Cents · excerpt“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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The Right Fit
When an ongoing partnership makes sense.
It works best when a company has recurring communication needs and someone internally who can connect production to real business priorities.
Good fit
- B2B marketing and communications teams
- Companies with recurring events, interviews, customer stories, or launches
- Founders and executives building a credible public presence
- Professional-services firms whose expertise depends on trust
- Organizations that want one production partner across several kinds of work
- Teams that need senior production capability without building it in-house
This is not a daily social media service or a low-cost volume package. It is an ongoing production relationship for companies that care about the story, the process, and the standard of the finished work.
Getting Started
Start with the next 90 days, not a long-term contract.
You do not need to commit to a year to find out whether this works. A focused 90-day program built around your immediate priorities is enough.
During that period I establish the working rhythm with your team, lead the most useful productions, organize the footage, and learn what should come next. From there I recommend the right ongoing schedule based on real experience, not a package chosen before I understand the company.
How it works
- A clear scope and agreed quote before work begins
- Monthly billing during the initial program
- Production scheduled around real priorities
- A review before the next phase is planned
- Continue only if the partnership is creating clear value
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Pricing depends on the filming schedule, locations, editing scope, and what needs to be delivered. After an initial conversation I send a proposal with a clear scope and an agreed quote, so costs are settled before work begins.
You work with me directly, from planning through filming and delivery. When a production needs more hands, I bring in people I have worked with before, and I stay responsible for the result either way.
Usable material is organized and kept, so it can support future edits instead of disappearing after the first delivery. Over time that becomes a visual record of the company you can draw on, rather than footage scattered across unrelated projects.
Yes. Events, livestreams, webinars, interviews, and customer stories, on location or off. I am based in New York and work across the Tri-State Area, with travel possible for larger projects.
Tell us what you’re planning.
What you want to make, who it needs to reach, and roughly when is enough to start. I’ll reply with next steps, timing, and what I need to prepare your proposal. No obligation.