Event coverage, product reels and monthly content, each shot for the screen it lives on.
Festivals, launches and nights out, shot for the vertical feed and cut the same night.
What you get: Same-night clips, a recap film, 8 to 15 vertical cutdowns and sponsor clips.
Event videography: the work, the deliverables, the processReels for food, drink and consumer products, built in three scenes: a hook, the product in use, a payoff.
What you get: Six to ten finished reels from one shoot day, in 9:16 and 4:5.
Product video: the work, the deliverables, the processOne shoot a month, planned against a calendar written first, so one day on set fills thirty days of posts.
What you get: A hero film, 6 to 10 vertical clips, 20 to 30 stills and 4 to 6 audio cuts.
Monthly content: the work, the deliverables, the processBrand films of 60 to 180 seconds, and founder stories that put the person behind a brand on camera, at ease.
See the OMG Pillow founder story and Halifax Honey's, read brand film or reels: what to shoot first, or the founder's checklist for a shoot. For budgets, start with what Toronto video production costs.
Send a few lines about what you make and where it should run. We come back with questions and an itemized quote.
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