Corporate
Corporate video production in Perth
Corporate video production in Perth covers about-us films, team updates, and a project a business needs other people to understand. We film it where the work happens, across Greater Perth. That has included Northam, when the business was there.
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What corporate video production covers
Corporate work here means the film a company uses when someone asks what you do. That might be a site film, a piece for a tender, or a record of a project. We talk to the people who actually do the work, film the place, and cut it so the point arrives early. You still sound like yourselves. The care shows up in the structure, the picture, and in taking out the parts that wander.
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Featured project
Avon Valley Toyota
A short film for Avon Valley Toyota, shot in Northam.
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We don't work with everyone. Before anyone books a shoot, they go through an application and onboarding process, because the work only lands properly when the fit is right. Here's what that looks like.
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The fit call
We work out whether we're right for each other. We're looking for ambitious people who want to grow and aren't afraid to put themselves out there, and clients who want an ongoing partnership rather than a one-off shoot. Retainers are where the results actually show up, because content compounds.
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The goals call
This is where we get into your business. What you're trying to achieve, what success looks like, what the content needs to do. It's also where you get to know us. By the time we're pointing a camera at you, we're not strangers, and that's most of the reason people look comfortable in our footage.
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The set up
You get permission to be imperfect. We send through the shot list, then run a brainstorming session on what we're recording and the strategy behind it. If you'd rather be directed live on the day, we can do that instead.
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Filming day
Coaching and refining. My job is to make you feel comfortable and to keep pulling until the message is clear. My rule is simple: if it's unclear to me, it's unclear to the viewer. Nothing gets shot without a reason behind it.
How a job runs
Once you're in.
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Chat
We talk about what the film has to explain, and who will be watching it when you are not in the room to add the rest.
If there is a question customers always ask, that is usually the film. Bring the question with you.
The person on camera
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Plan
The people, the locations, and the points that have to land, written down before the day so nobody is inventing the story on camera.
You will know who is on camera, and what each person is there to say, before anyone sets up a light.
A place on the list
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Create
Interviews and the work itself, filmed so a viewer can see the thing you described, and hear it from the person who does it.
We film the work as it actually happens, and we leave time for another take when a sentence gets away from someone.
Filming on location
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Deliver
A film cut to the length you need, with a shorter version when the same story also has to live on social.
You get the long film and the short one together, so the website and the feed are telling the same story.
Checking the shot
Questions about corporate video production
How much does corporate video production cost?
Every film is quoted after we know what it has to explain and who will watch it. There is no set price on this page.
What kinds of films are these?
About-us films, team updates, and a project other people need to understand. We film where the work happens.
Do you only film in Perth?
The usual work is across Greater Perth. Avon Valley Toyota was filmed in Northam, because that is where the business was. Travel outside Greater Perth is sorted in the first conversation.
What do you leave with?
A film cut to the length you need, and a shorter version when the same story also has to live on social.
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That’s what the first conversation is for. Tell us where your business is at, and we’ll tell you honestly what kind of content will move the needle.
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