Monthly video content for Toronto brands.
One shoot a month, planned against a calendar written first, so one day on set fills thirty days of posts.
One brand, many formats
A brand story, a helicopter reel and a product family reel for Carobium: three formats that carry one look. Planning a month at once is how that consistency happens. The full system is in our notes on turning one shoot into 30 days of content.
Write the calendar first. Then shoot it.
What one shoot day becomes
An example month, planned the way we plan them: the deliverables matrix first, the shoot second. Frames from our Carobium work. The system is in our creative systems notes.
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Day 1Hero film
Day 2Vertical clip- Day 3
Day 4Stills- Day 5
Day 6Vertical clip- Day 7
- Day 8Quote card
- Day 9
Day 10Stills- Day 11
- Day 12
Day 13Vertical clip- Day 14
Day 15Stills- Day 16
- Day 17Audio cut
- Day 18
- Day 19
Day 20Vertical clip- Day 21
- Day 22Stills
- Day 23
- Day 24Vertical clip
- Day 25
- Day 26Quote card
- Day 27
- Day 28Vertical clip
- Day 29
- Day 30Measure
Shoot day One location, two or three setups
What you get each month
From one shoot day of six to eight hours, one location and two or three setups.
| Deliverable | What it is | When |
|---|---|---|
| The calendar | Thirty days written before the shoot, scheduled in the social planner you already use | Before the shoot |
| Same-day selects | Reviewed and tagged on set, in your folder before the crew breaks down | Shoot day |
| Hero film | 60 to 90 seconds, widescreen, for the homepage and pre-roll | Edit days 1 to 2 |
| Vertical clips | 6 to 10 short-form clips, 15 to 45 seconds, 9:16 | Edit days 1 to 5 |
| Stills | 20 to 30, in 1:1 and 4:5 for the feed and 16:9 for the blog | Edit days 5 to 7 |
| Audio cuts | 4 to 6 pull-quotes and snippets for stories, quote cards and text posts | Edit days 5 to 7 |
How it runs
The matrix
Rows are deliverables, columns are channels and dates. Once it is done, the shoot is a coverage list.
Pre-productionThe calendar
Thirty days written in one sitting, in the social planner you already pay for.
Before the shootThe shoot day
Six to eight hours, one location, two or three setups, every setup tied to a deliverable.
One day a monthEdit in waves
The hero film and two clips first, then the rest of the short-form, then stills and audio cuts.
A finished month by day 7Measure and recycle
Which clips drove saves, shares and DMs, which stills ran in ads. The next matrix is built from the answers.
Every 30 days
Cost and coverage
What moves the cost
Setups, locations and how much you post.
One location with two or three setups keeps a shoot day efficient. More setups, a second location or more finished pieces add time on set and in the edit.
Where we shoot
Toronto and the GTA.
Narsaik is based in Toronto and shoots across the Greater Toronto Area. Most monthly days run at one location: yours, or one we find for the brief. Travel outside the GTA is quoted separately.
We also make event videography and product video.
Questions
How long is a monthly content shoot?
Six to eight hours, one location, two or three setups. Longer days burn the team and rarely produce better assets per hour.
How much content comes from one shoot day?
With the matrix planned first, typically one hero film, 6 to 10 vertical clips, 20 to 30 stills and 4 to 6 audio cuts: enough for 30 days across your channels.
Who edits and schedules the posts?
We deliver same-day selects and a five-business-day edit package. Posts are scheduled in your own social planner, written into the calendar before the shoot.
Does the plan change from month to month?
Yes. After thirty days we look at what drove saves, shares, DMs and profile visits, and build the next matrix from that.
How much does monthly video content cost in Toronto?
It depends on setups, locations and how many finished pieces you post. Our Toronto video production cost guide breaks down what a content day includes, and every quote is itemized.
A month of content from one day.
Tell us your channels and what you post now. We come back with questions and an itemized quote.
Gabriel reads every brief. Prefer email? Write to gabriel@narsaik.com, or see other ways to reach us.