Video Production Services
Video production holds a high value in the marketing efforts of any company. A 30-second video showing what you do is better than a 20-page article. If people can see it, they easily understand and remember it.
Producing a video encompasses many aspects – crew, lighting, equipment, storyboarding, directing, photography, presentation, etc. It’s like making a mini-movie. Some areas require good attention to detail. In addition, videos are great compliments for social media – using YouTube, Vimeo, or Dailymotion provides free advertising to a large audience.
You can break video production down into three steps. First, pre-production occurs before breaking out the cameras, including the storyboard, scripting, planning, and budget. The second step is production, where you shoot the video – cinematography and lighting are among the aspects. Finally, post-production is editing, adding music, adjusting the color, etc.
We’re based in Tulsa and run all three phases — script and storyboard before anyone shows up, the shoot, then the edit, color and sound. For Oklahoma businesses that means one team accountable for the whole thing instead of three vendors pointing at each other.
“People have smaller attention spans due to how fast-paced and obtainable information is today. So you need to get a lot of information across quickly and engagingly to stay relevant. Video production is the answer, and our team does it well.”
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Video Production FAQs
What does a video cost?
Not by length. A 30-second spot can cost more than a five-minute piece depending on crew, locations, and how much has to be built rather than filmed. We scope the project, then quote it.
How long does a video take?
It depends on complexity, and often on how quickly approvals and assets come back from your side. We’ll give you the realistic schedule rather than the one you want to hear.
Do you write and storyboard, or do we bring a script?
Either. Pre-production — script, storyboard, planning — is part of the job when you need it. If you arrive with a script you’re happy with, we’ll shoot that.
Do you have your own crew and equipment?
Primarily in-house. That’s the reason pre-production, the shoot and post stay one conversation instead of three — the people planning the storyboard are the people on the shoot and the people in the edit.
Do you use AI-generated video?
No. What we deliver was shot. AI tools help in post — cleanup, tracking, the passes nobody enjoys — but the footage is real. Generated video is getting convincing, and it still isn’t your product, your building, or your people. For the work clients hire us for, that’s the entire point.