Let's talk about your next video.
Know exactly what you want, or only that something has to change? Either way, pick a door.
- A reply within the hour
- No drip campaign, ever
- 116 five-star reviews
One of us picks up. Not a bot, not a sequence. The people who plan and shoot the films read every note.
Book 30 minutes
A diagnosis, not a pitch. Pick a slot and it lands on the calendar right here.
Or send a note
Three things and you're done. Add details if you have them.
Three steps, and none of them is a sales call.
- 01
You reach out
Two minutes on the form, or pick a slot on the calendar. A person replies within the hour during business hours.
- 02
A short call. A diagnosis, not a pitch.
What the video has to do, who has to feel it, and whether we are the right shop. If we are not, we say so and point you to someone who is.
- 03
A plan and a date, in writing
A plan you help build and approve before we shoot, and a delivery date in the agreement. Then one shoot day.
Not sure video is the answer yet? Start with the questions to ask any video company. If you need a videographer for an afternoon, we're probably not your shop, and we'll point you to someone who is.
"If you're looking for a video team that's strategic, responsive, and incredibly talented, look no further."
What happens on the first call?
Thirty minutes on what the video has to do and who has to feel it. You leave with a clear read on fit, timeline, and a budget range. No deck.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you are making and how many cuts you need from the day. Pick a budget range on the form and you get a real number within a business day.
How long does a project take?
One shoot day. Your first cut lands about three weeks after filming. The delivery date is written into the agreement.
Do you work outside Minnesota?
Yes. Most work is within a few hours of Rochester and the crew flies for the rest. Per diem and food are on us.