Aerial footage earns its place when scale is part of the story. A construction site, a solar field, a shipping yard, a campus, a coastline these read as ordinary at eye level and become genuinely impressive the moment the camera lifts. Our FAA-certified pilots fly across California, Arizona and Nevada, and we plan aerial work as part of the edit rather than bolting it on afterward.
Most of our drone work is an accent inside a larger production: an establishing shot for a corporate video, a reveal in a commercial, a monthly progress sequence for contractors or energy clients. It also stands alone for real estate listings, land sales and site tours, where a single aerial pass explains a property faster than a page of description. We handle permits and airspace clearance.
We wrote about when aerial footage actually elevates a brand and what drone cinematography reveals about a DP’s eye.
Some things cannot be filmed. A software workflow, a chemical process, a five-year roadmap, a quarterly data set, the inside of a machine that never stops running these have to be built rather than captured. That is where animation and motion graphics do work no camera can do.
We produce 2D and 3D animation, explainer sequences, animated logo stings, lower thirds, kinetic typography and data visualization. Most often these are built into a larger project: a title package for a documentary, a diagram inside a training video, or a product cutaway for a technology or medical client explaining something a lens simply cannot reach.
Brand consistency matters here more than novelty. We work from your existing style guide, colors and typefaces so the motion feels like your company rather than a stock template. Turnaround is typically two to three weeks. More on that in why motion graphics and logo animation matter.
A case study video answers the question every serious buyer is already asking: has this worked for someone like me? It follows a real customer through a specific problem, the decision they made, and the measurable result told by the person who lived it rather than by your marketing team.
This format carries the most weight in long, multi-stakeholder sales cycles, where a written PDF gets skimmed and a video gets forwarded. We have produced case studies for manufacturing, security, medical and technology clients, including Salvagnini and Element Biosciences, and we handle the customer approach and scheduling so your team is not chasing anyone. Most clients get a full-length version plus a sixty-second cut for paid social.
Useful reading before you commission one: what a case study video actually is, why they convert better than written case studies, how long yours should be, and the questions to ask your customer first.
A corporate video is the piece that has to work everywhere: the homepage, the sales deck, the trade show loop, the recruiting page, the all-hands. It explains who you are, what you do, and why anyone should care, clearly enough that a stranger understands it in ninety seconds without a single follow-up question.
We produce company profiles, brand films, culture pieces, executive messages, recruitment films and internal communications for organizations of every size, from financial firms and logistics operators to technology companies, contractors and professional services practices. Scale is not a limitation in either direction. Most corporate projects run four to six weeks from kickoff to delivery, and we build a review round into the script stage so nothing surprises you.
Before you brief anyone, these help: how much a corporate video actually costs, how long production takes, how to choose a production company, and how enterprises communicate culture at scale.
A commercial has one job: make someone stop, understand the offer, and act. That is harder now than it has ever been, because the viewer is one thumb-flick away from something else. Bold statements and clean execution beat volume every time, and a crowded market punishes anything that looks like everyone else’s.
Our producers, directors, crews and editors work in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco, Phoenix and Las Vegas, and on location wherever your product actually lives. We produce broadcast spots, pre-roll, connected TV, in-store loops and campaign cutdowns for automotive, retail, powersports and food brands, sized to the placement rather than to a template. Every spot is delivered in the aspect ratios and lengths your media buy requires, cut from a single production day.
Worth reading first: why commercial videos matter for any business, the five elements of a successful video ad,
Dance is not just movement to be recorded. It is rhythm, timing and physical effort, and a camera that does not understand the choreography will flatten all three. We shoot dance so the performance reads on screen the way it read in the room, with the same energy and the same sense of space.
That means covering the routine properly: wide frames that hold the full body and the shape of the group, movement that follows the dancer instead of chasing them, and cuts placed on the music rather than on top of it. We shoot solos, companies, studio showcases, competition reels and audition tapes, on stage or on location. Rehearsal coverage can be included.
Multi-camera coverage matters here, because a single take rarely gives you everything you need. Related work sits in our performance video and music video services, and studios use the same footage across fitness marketing and enrollment campaigns.
Documentary work is about capturing something true without overproducing it. The story already exists, in a founder, a community, a workforce, a piece of research. The job is to observe carefully, ask better questions, and stay out of the way when something real is happening in front of you.
That takes patience and a small, unobtrusive crew that people forget is there. We have made brand documentaries and short films for non-profit, medical, maritime, energy and technology organizations, including Element Biosciences’ company story. Length depends entirely on the story rather than a format brief, and we scout and pre-interview before any camera comes out so shoot days are productive.
Documentaries hold their value for years, which is what separates them from campaign content that expires with the quarter. More here: six benefits of a corporate documentary, what makes a great corporate documentary, and how Bay Area tech companies use brand documentaries.
You spend months and a serious budget building a single day, venue, speakers, staging, catering, logistics, and then it ends, the attendees go home, and the room is reset. Event video is how that investment keeps working: as a highlight reel for next year’s registrations, as sponsor proof, as content for the eleven months in between.
We cover conferences, product launches, galas, trade shows, symposia and award nights with multi-camera crews, isolated audio taken from the podium feed, and same-week turnaround when you need it. Regular work across hospitality, medical, non-profit and technology events. We scout the venue in advance and coordinate directly with your AV team so nothing is decided on the day.
Good events also produce a year of secondary content, speaker clips, interviews, social cutdowns. More in what sets top event coverage apart, why conferences need sizzle reels, and how a trade show promo gets made.
Investor videos are not about hype. Someone deciding whether to fund you wants three things answered clearly: what you do, where it is going, and why the numbers make sense. Overproduction actively works against that it reads as compensation for a thin story, and experienced investors notice immediately.
So we keep it disciplined. Clean visuals, a founder who sounds like themselves rather than a script, a structure that holds from first frame to last, and graphics that carry the data instead of decorating it. We produce raise decks, fund overviews, portfolio pieces and annual updates for financial, technology, energy and solar clients. Sensitive material stays under NDA and is never used in our own marketing without written permission.
Done well, it becomes an asset you reuse in every meeting, data room and follow-up email. Related reading: why your origin story is your strongest asset and how Element Biosciences launched a category.
The interview is the backbone of most business video. Get the questions right and the subject comfortable, and everything else testimonials, case studies, recruiting films, documentaries, conference content is edited out of the same afternoon in the same room.
We have completed over 500 interview videos, the majority without a script, actors or rehearsal. That is deliberate. Prepared answers sound prepared, and viewers can hear it. Our approach is thorough preparation on our side so the subject can simply talk, supported by two-camera setups, broadcast audio and lighting that works in real offices rather than studios. A single day typically yields a hero piece plus six to ten short clips, which is the cheapest content you will ever produce.
Common across human resources, legal, medical and technology clients. Further reading: how to get multiple videos from one shoot, what broadcast interview production requires, and conference interview production for B2B tech.
A memorial video is about remembering someone properly. Not overproduced, not rushed a considered way to bring photographs, footage, music and the voices of the people who mattered into one place that a room can watch together.
The tone is everything. We keep the pacing calm, let images hold long enough to actually be seen, and choose music that supports the moment rather than steering it. We work from whatever exists: old prints, phone videos, home footage, letters, voicemails and recordings. Scanning and restoration are part of the service, and we can work to a short timeline when a service date is already fixed. We can also deliver a version formatted for streaming to relatives.
These videos outlast the day. Families share them, revisit them on anniversaries, and keep them for the next generation. More in what memorial videos are and how to make one well and tributes for public figures.
A music video succeeds when the visuals feel inseparable from the track. That comes from real preparation a treatment built around the song’s structure, locations chosen for how they photograph rather than how they look in person, and a shot list timed to the arrangement instead of improvised on the day.
We shoot performance-led videos, narrative concepts and hybrid pieces for independent artists, labels and brand collaborations. Playback, multiple passes, aerial coverage, lighting design and color grading are all handled in-house, so the look you agreed in pre-production is the look you get in delivery. Turnaround is usually three to four weeks including the final color grade.
Budget honesty matters in this format. We would rather execute a simple concept properly than stretch a complicated one thin. Related work sits in our performance video and dance video services, and choosing where to host your video affects how it performs after delivery.
Party videos capture what people actually remember: the reactions, the speeches nobody planned, the moment the room finally loosened up. The formal highlights matter, but the small unposed moments in between are what make the film worth rewatching a year later.
Filming a party well means reading the room. The crew moves with the night, stays out of sightlines, and knows when to be close and when to hang back. We cover milestone birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, holiday parties and company celebrations, delivering both a short highlight edit for sharing and a longer cut that keeps the full toasts and performances intact. We work with small discreet crews and never stage group shots unless you ask.
For corporate celebrations, the same coverage feeds recruiting and culture content the kind of material human resources and hospitality teams struggle to fake. Larger or programmed occasions are usually better served by our event video production.
A performance video should disappear behind the performance. Whether it is a stage act, a keynote, a recital or a live demonstration, the filming has to stay controlled while the thing being filmed does not following the energy without ever chasing it.
We shoot multi-camera with locked wides, operated closer angles and a clean audio feed taken from the desk rather than from a camera mic. That combination is what separates a usable performance film from a recording nobody watches twice. We cover theatre, music, comedy, conference keynotes, showcases and competition performances, in venues of any size. Rehearsal or soundcheck access lets us block camera positions before the audience arrives.
The output has a long life: promotion, festival submissions, archives, ticketing pages and social clips all come out of the same shoot. Related services include dance videos, music videos and event coverage, with regular work for hospitality venues and non-profit fundraisers.
A product video has to do what a photograph and a spec sheet cannot: show the thing working, at the right scale, in the hands of someone actually using it. That is what removes hesitation at the point of purchase, and it is why listings with video convert better than listings without.
We produce Amazon listing videos, e-commerce demonstrations, feature walkthroughs, unboxings, trade show loops and technical explainers. Tabletop, studio and on-location shoots are all handled in-house, with animation available where the internal mechanism matters more than the exterior. Regular work for retail, powersports, fashion, automotive and technology brands. We can shoot at your facility or bring the product into a controlled studio, whichever gives the cleaner result for your listing.
Most clients need one hero video plus platform-specific cutdowns, which we plan from the start. Related reading: why you should create a how-to video and how powersports brands use lifestyle video.
Presentation video solves a specific problem: the pitch only works when the right person delivers it, and that person cannot be in every room at once. Recording it properly means the message lands the same way every time, whether it plays at a conference, in a sales meeting, or on a landing page at two in the morning.
We produce recorded keynotes, sales presentations, webinars, board updates and conference submissions. That covers teleprompter setup, slide integration, screen capture, motion graphics and multi-camera coverage, plus coaching on the day for executives who are not naturally comfortable on camera. Most are not, and it is a very solvable problem. Recording usually takes half a day, and capturing several presentations in one session keeps costs down significantly.
Common for professional services, financial, medical and technology clients. Related services include training videos and investor videos, and the key stages of production explains how we get there.
A promotional video is the flexible workhorse of a marketing plan. Shorter than a corporate film, broader than an ad, it introduces a product, a service, a location or a seasonal offer in a form you can put almost anywhere without recutting it from scratch.
The returns are well documented: stronger engagement on social, longer time on page, higher conversion on landing pages, and better search visibility on pages that carry video. It also compresses complicated propositions into something a viewer understands without effort or explanation. Most promos run between thirty and ninety seconds depending on where they will run.
We build promos in families one hero cut plus vertical, square and short-form versions so a single shoot covers every placement you have. Regular work for fitness, dental, real estate and hospitality clients. Related reading: which video formats suit small business marketing and four proven methods to promote video content.
Social advertising rewards content built for the platform it runs on. A sixteen-by-nine brand film cropped to vertical does not perform, and the first two seconds decide whether the rest is ever seen at all. Everything after that is a bonus you have to keep earning.
So we shoot for the placement from the start. Vertical framing, captions burned in for silent playback, hooks in the opening beat, and multiple variants of the same shoot for proper A/B testing across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn and Meta. Volume matters on these platforms, so we structure production days to produce a batch of assets rather than a single hero. We deliver source files and platform-ready exports, so your media team can iterate without coming back to us.
Regular work for food, fashion, retail and fitness brands. Related reading: affordable video production for social media and five key elements of a successful video ad.
Nothing you say about your own company carries the weight of a customer saying it for you. A testimonial works because the viewer recognizes someone in their own position describing a decision they are currently weighing, and hears an answer they have no reason to distrust.
We have completed over 500 interview videos, most without a script, trained actors or rehearsal which is exactly why they sound credible rather than staged. Our library ranges from short customer testimonials to detailed technical case studies showing how clients solved real operational problems. Regular work across dental, legal, medical, fitness and technology clients. We handle the outreach and scheduling with your customers ourselves, which removes the internal chasing that stalls most testimonial projects before a camera is ever booked.
Further reading: six reasons testimonial videos matter, the best questions to ask on camera, why multiple voices make stronger testimonials, and testimonial versus case study.
Training video solves a scale problem. In-person training is inconsistent by nature it varies with the trainer, the day, the room and how many people showed up. A recorded course delivers the same standard to every employee, in every location, on their first day and on every refresher after it.
The savings are real: less trainer time, no travel, faster onboarding, and material learners can revisit as often as they need until it sticks. Complex procedures break into digestible modules, and safety-critical content stays auditable and version-controlled for inspections.
We produce onboarding programs, SOP demonstrations, compliance modules, equipment walkthroughs and software tutorials, with animation where filming the process is impractical or unsafe. Regular work across manufacturing, maritime, logistics, medical and human resources teams, and our training industry page shows examples. Modules are delivered in formats your LMS accepts, and we keep project files so future updates do not require a reshoot.
YouTube is the second-largest search engine in the world, and it behaves like one. Businesses that treat it as a content strategy rather than a video dumping ground build an audience that compounds a channel still delivering qualified leads from videos uploaded three years ago, with no ongoing ad spend.
That takes more than production. We help with keyword-led topic planning, series structure, titles and thumbnails, chapter markers, descriptions and end screens, alongside the filming and editing itself. Batch production keeps a channel consistent without consuming a month of your team’s time every quarter. We can film a quarter of content in one or two days, which is how most channels actually stay consistent.
We work within real budgets and turn projects around quickly. Regular work for technology, retail, automotive and professional services clients. Related reading: three tips for a successful YouTube strategy and three major platforms for hosting business video.
