Video production · Nashville
Films that
do the work
Brand films, commercials, interviews and social cuts. We take an idea from the first call to the final files, and you can ask anything along the way.
- Service
- Brand films, commercials, interviews
- Base
- Nashville
- Call
- (615) 555-0193
Work
Selected films
A few recent pieces. Pick one to watch it, or tell us it's the kind of film you have in mind.
Services
Idea to final file
Hire us for the whole film or just the part you need: a script, a shoot day, or an edit of footage you already have.
Dept. A
Development
- Concept and script
- Storyboards and shot lists
- Casting and locations
Dept. B
Production
- Directing and camera
- Lighting and location sound
- Interviews and b-roll
Dept. C
Post
- Editing and story
- Colour and sound mix
- Titles and motion graphics
Dept. D
Delivery
- Masters for web and screens
- Social cuts in every shape
- Captions and subtitles
How a shoot runs
Read it like a call sheet
Every film moves through the same five stages. How long each one takes depends on the film, so bring your dates and ask.
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01
Brief
Who the film is for, where it will play and what it needs to do. Bring a deck, a script or a film you like.
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02
Plan
Locations, who's on camera, how many versions you need. Ask to see the approach before anything is booked.
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03
Shoot day
Ask who from your side should be on set, and what the people on camera should wear and bring.
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04
Edit
Say how you'd like to review cuts and who signs them off, so notes come back in one place.
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05
Delivery
List every place the film will run: your site, social, a screen at an event. Then the final files can fit each one.
Kit list
Crew & kit
Sized to the shoot
A small crew for an interview, a bigger one for a commercial. Tell us what you're making and ask what we'd bring.
- Interviews on one or more cameras
- Handheld and gimbal work
- Slider and dolly moves
- Lighting for day and night
- Location sound
- Aerial footage, where it's allowed
That's a wrap
Got a film in mind?
Send a few lines about it. A rough idea is a fine place to start.