01 / CONTENT
In-person production day
There’s a reason people choose you. We want to see it! Let us spend a day with your team, capture what you do, and turn it into content you’re excited to share.
BUILD YOUR SHOT LIST
Who should people meet? We plan introductions and talking points with the people who know your work best. Everyone knows what we’re filming and has a chance to ask questions before the camera comes out.Walk us through it. A treatment, an open house, a first visit to your studio. We plan the shots and guide the filming so someone watching can picture themselves there and understand what to expect.Show us the things you wish more people noticed: the preparation, the materials, the care that goes into a service. We capture those details alongside the main stories, with the final pieces agreed before filming.
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Maybe it’s the way you explain a treatment, the care behind your product, or the person who remembers every regular’s name. We plan a full day of filming around the things people should know about you, then capture a batch of content in one visit.
Before the shoot, we talk about who you’re trying to reach and where the content will go. Together we choose the stories, build the shot list, and prepare simple talking points. On the day, we direct you through it. Being comfortable on camera is something we can help with.
We agree on the number, length, and format of the final pieces, along with editing time, feedback rounds, and delivery. Tell us about any launch dates or deadlines during planning so we can build the day around what you’ll actually use.
WHAT WE’LL WORK THROUGH
Plan the stories → film on location → edit the agreed content.
You might be…
- A local business with more to show than its last three posts.
- A spa or service provider whose experience makes more sense when people see it.
- A real estate team with an open house worth walking through.
Does this sound familiar?
- You keep needing content, but filming never makes it off the to-do list.
- Your audience sees the end result without understanding the care behind it.
- You want a useful batch of content and a plan for making it.