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Pricing

Video and content pricing starts with the amount of work required.

These are practical starting points, not rigid packages. The final quote reflects the planning, capture, edit, sound, delivery, and real-world conditions the project needs.

Starting Points

Start with the smallest service that solves the problem.

If the idea and budget do not match, the project gets simpler. The goal is useful work, not the biggest possible package.

from $500

Recommended starting point

Focused Capture Session

One focused shoot built around a useful outcome: one location, minimal disruption, and one finished asset your business can put to work.

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Single Reel Edit

Existing footage shaped into a polished short social video with a clear opening, a clear point, and a reason to watch.

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from $250

Video Shoot Plan

A shot list, talking points, supporting-footage direction, and a plan for the finished pieces before filming.

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from $350

Content Opportunity Audit

A paid review of current content, missing pieces, footage, how the work gets done, and what is worth making next.

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from $750

Finished Work

See what the starting points can grow into.

Pricing only makes sense beside the quality and range of the finished work. These examples show property context, product detail, and an active customer-facing environment.

Larger ScopesOptions for projects that need multiple finished pieces or ongoing help.Open custom production and ongoing options after you have reviewed the smaller starting points.

Planned Content Build

One planned shoot turned into multiple useful finished pieces.

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commonly $1,000-$3,500+

Ongoing Content Support

Recurring help after the first project or when planning, capture, editing, and reuse need a system.

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custom quote

What Changes The QuoteWhat can increase the price of a project.Open the six practical factors that can move a project above its starting point.
  1. 01

    Shoot time, prep time, and how much needs to happen on location.

  2. 02

    Number of locations, people, products, interviews, or business moments involved.

  3. 03

    Editing complexity, footage condition, sound cleanup, captions, graphics, pacing, and versioning.

  4. 04

    Drone planning, airspace checks, weather, permissions, safety constraints, or aerial deliverables.

  5. 05

    How many finished assets are needed, where they will live, and how much formatting each one needs.

  6. 06

    Travel, rush needs, unclear source material, or major changes after the scope is approved.

A Practical Quote

Share the goal, timeline, and budget to get a specific recommendation.

You’ll get a direct recommendation about the cleanest starting point—and a narrower option if the original idea needs more room than the budget allows.