Common Questions
Every project is different and comes with it's own unique questions. Hopefully these can cross some of those off your list,
What Production do you cover?
-We only produce Commercials, Short Films, Music Videos, Corporate Communication & Training Content, Testimonial & Newsworthy Content, Animation and Live Event Coverage.
-We also provide services to Non-Profit Organizations & Government Agencies
-We DO NOT produce Wedding related shoots or videos.
What questions should I prepare before talking to professional team member about my project?
The essential ones:
- Project Mission: What am I trying to accomplish with this project?
- Time & Money: How much of each do you have to spend? Producing great video content takes time or money or a combo of both.
- When do you want this video content delivered to you? Time, as you know, is money.
- On a scale from 1-10 where do you need the production value to be? 1 is shot on your iPhone and 10 is a Hollywood style production.
- What is the approximate runtime of the final video product?
30 sec? 5 min? 10 min? 30 min? 1 hr? More?
- Do you need single camera or multi-camera production?
Single Camera? Multi Camera?
- How many locations will you be shooting in?
- Do you have a vision for this project?
Yes!
No, I am working to develop a vision

No, I need help to develop a vision
- How much are you open to spending in total ?
Under $400 (typically only for very small jobs)

$400 - $700 (typically only for very small jobs)

Other Options:
$1,000 - $1,500
$1,500 - $2,500
$2,500 - $3,500
$3,500 - $5,000
$5,000 - $7,500

More than $7,500

'm not sure?
-
When would you like this to start?

How long should I give for pre-production?
These are the suggested mininums
- Short Film > 3 months
- Feature films > 6 months
- Music videos > 1 month
- Corporate videos or interview > 2 and half weeks to a month
What is some advice we wish we knew when we planned our very first projects?
- Collaboration starts with an accurate Quote.
- If you encounter a Videographer that doesn't ask a lot of questions about your needs for a given project and just quotes you a price, look elsewhere.
- In this business, if the price is too good to be true, it actually is.
Great video production is a collaborative undertaking and that feeling has to be present from the start - even before the shoot agreement is signed. The magic occurs when the passion of the customer for the project mingles with the passion of the filmmaker to tell a compelling story.