Project highlight films for the work nobody else gets to see.
The job, start to finish, on camera. The crew, the problem, the fix. The film that wins the next bid because it shows the last one.
A project you're proud of, a bid you want to win, a capability your customers don't know you have, or a jobsite that's about to be finished and gone.
Bids and proposals, the sales email, the trade show loop, and the careers page. Proof of capability that a brochure can't carry.
The highlight film, a short cut, drone and stills from the site, and a version for the client who hired you to send to their board.
Project highlight films, made for real companies.
3:45Rochester Concrete Products
4:11City Brewing
4:50Ellingson Companies
3:04The Design Connection
4:09Millersberg Construction
1:36Joe Paulsen
A plan you approve. One shoot day. First cut in about three weeks.
Same in-house crew from the first call to the last cut. Dates in writing. 100% satisfaction, money back.
What you get that a camera for hire can't give you.
- One in-house crewThe people who plan it shoot it and cut it. Nothing handed to a freelancer you never met.
- A plan and a date, in writingYou approve who we interview and what we shoot before a camera comes out. The delivery date is in the agreement.
- Real people, real wordsNo scripts, no actors. Your people on your floor, which is why it works on the people who matter.
“It was a really big deal when they delivered and did exactly what they said they were going to do.”
Most teams add one of these from the same shoot day.
Asked before every project highlight film project.
When should we book a project highlight?
Before the job wraps. Once the crew is gone and the site is finished, the story is a lot harder to film. Tell us the schedule and we'll plan around the milestones.
Can the client on the project use it too?
Usually, and that's a good reason to make it. We can cut a version for them, which makes you look good twice.
Do you fly a drone?
Yes, licensed, on most projects where it adds something.
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