Frequently Asked Questions
Corporate video packages start from $4,499 ex GST. Every project is scoped individually, so visit our pricing page for example packages and what’s included, or get in touch for a tailored quote.
Most projects take 4 to 6 weeks from getting the green light through to final delivery. This does depend on the number of deliverables and how quickly we receive feedback.
Sure. We know some projects come with a tight deadline. Just tell us your timeline when you first reach out and we’ll plan the project to get it delivered on time.
Yes, check out our case studies for real client projects, including Sculptform & Servier.
The more we know about your organisation, your audience, and what you’re trying to achieve, the better the result. When you get in touch we’ll ask to line up a meeting or phone call so we can learn more about you and your project.
If your project requires a lot of technical or specialised knowledge we may ask you to assist in writing the scripts.
Every project includes two rounds of revisions as standard, which is sufficient for the majority of clients to achieve their desired outcome. Should minor additional adjustments be required, we will accommodate these where time within the editing budget allows. In the event of a significant change in creative direction during the editing process, we will provide a clear breakdown of any additional costs involved before proceeding.
It is standard practice for us to produce a primary “hero” video, typically 2 to 3 minutes in duration, alongside a series of shorter derivative versions tailored to different channels.
We are able to re-purpose your hero video into a range of formats, including content optimised for Instagram posts, Reels and Stories, Facebook, LinkedIn, Tiktok and YouTube pre-roll advertising.
To achieve the best possible outcomes across all platforms, we recommend planning for this at the outset. This involves determining the duration, content, and intended platform for each version during the pre-production phase. Doing so ensures we capture all the necessary footage during filming and allows for a more efficient and streamlined editing process.
Whatever suits your story. Many corporate videos work well with your own team as the voice of the brand, but we can also arrange voiceover artists or on-camera talent if that’s a better fit.
Yes, we can add captions for accessibility or for social media platforms where videos are often watched on mute. Learn more about captions and subtitles.
Yes, we work all over Victoria and Australia. If your production requires travel we’ll factor this into the quote we provide so there’s no hidden costs or surprises.
Yes. Every package includes properly licensed music, so you won’t run into copyright issues when you publish.
Once your project is paid in full, you own the final delivered video and can use it however you like. Raw footage isn’t included as standard, but we’re happy to discuss this if you need it.
We place great importance on the quality of our interview filming and take the necessary time to ensure each interviewee is presented clearly and professionally, both in appearance and in the content of their responses.
To achieve the best results, we recommend a large, quiet location where the interviewee can speak without feeling rushed.
Approximately 1 hour is required to set up lighting, camera, and audio equipment.
A single interview typically requires 30-60 minutes of filming time. If we’re doing another interview we’ll need 15-30minutes to change the backdrop. It is possible to film 2, maybe 3 interviews in a half day.
A typical schedule will include filming 2 or 3 interviews in the morning and then using the afternoon to film b-roll with the participants.
If you’re going to be interviewed then we might ask you to bring a few different outfits along so we can pick something that will look great on camera and also not cause any issues with our equipment.
Items to avoid:
• Clothing items that are white and black as they’re often over powering in a shot.
• Anything with really fine patterns, you might have a lovely checkered shirt with a fine pattern but sometimes that can cause strange patterns when people watch the video back.
• Any Materials that can cause rustling sounds on our microphones such as rain jackets or puffy vests made with a synthetic material.
Items that we love:
• Pastel coloured items are great on camera
• Natural materials such as cotton which doesn’t rustle.
• Button up shirts and tops make it easier for us to hide a lapel microphone
• Jackets are a nice touch as they help us to hide microphones, but nothing too dark.
• Don’t dress extra fancy, we still want you to look natural and be comfortable.