This package caters for businesses and brands who have a core message they want to share at one location. You may even already have your own creative brief prepared! But if not,  we can create one together.

PACKAGE A – ‘Budget’

1.5 – 2 min video

$2200 (no GST)

This package includes:

• 2-hour briefing meeting
• 3-hour shot listing and creative
• Max 1 location
• 4-hour filming day with Director and Cinematographer including equipment
• 2 days post-production (editing, graphics, colour grading, sound mix)
• Music license for one track
• 1 round of changes

This package caters for businesses and brands that would like to tell a more layered story and requires more creative input into the story ideation, shooting and editing.

PACKAGE B – ‘Creative’

2 – 5 min video

$3500 (no GST)

This package includes:

• 2-hour briefing meeting
• 1/2 day scheduling, shot listing and creative
• Max 3 locations
• 8 hour filming day with Director and Cinematographer including equipment
• 3 days post-production (editing, graphics, colour grading, sound mix)
• Music license for 2 tracks
• 2 round of changes

By using the longer-form story-centric format, you can make the most of dramatic and emotional elements thereby attracting and retaining viewers. It gives brands a chance to be creative, to target particular audiences with specifically tailored content, and above all, it helps you stand out from the crowd.

The most powerful documentaries focus on someone who has a goal or quest and ceaselessly strives for it, and for whom something big is at stake. That person’s journey should intersect in some way with your brand’s mission or area of interest.

Anyone can be a hero if framed correctly, particularly if the person is a compelling character. Is the person entertaining, quirky or fascinating to watch? Does he or she have a passion for something that the audience can feel burning through the screen? Above all, is the hero relatable to the audience? Will the hero create a connection? Will people care about what happens to him or her? The central character shouldn’t be a scripted corporate mouthpiece because that won’t feel authentic to the audience.