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Because every project has different requirements, we don’t offer one-size-fits-all pricing. The cost depends on the scale of the shoot—such as how many days of filming are needed, the number of locations, crew size, and whether you require graphics, animations or actors. We work with businesses of all sizes across Adelaide and always provide a clear, itemised breakdown upfront so there are no surprise costs at the end. Read more insights and industry updates to learn more.

For a standard corporate, recruitment, or promotional video, the typical timeline is 3 to 5 weeks from our initial meeting to the final delivery. This allows time for scripting and scheduling (Pre-Production), the actual shoot days (Production), and the editing, colour grading, and sound mixing (Post-Production). If you have a strict deadline—like an upcoming awards night or campaign launch—let us know early and we will map out a timeline to meet it.

Our service offerings do the heavy lifting, but video is always a collaboration. At the start, we need you to help us understand your core goals, target audience, and any brand visual guidelines you have. During the project, your main tasks will be approving the script/concept before we shoot, helping coordinate internal staff if we are filming at your workplace, and providing feedback during the editing phase.

We can jump in whenever you are ready. If you already have a finalised script or a specific concept ready to go, we will focus entirely on the execution, bringing your vision to life with professional camera work, lighting, and editing.

Alternatively, if you just have a goal in mind but aren’t sure how to tell the story, we can help produce the creative side. We will work with you to brainstorm ideas, write the scripts, and design the look and feel of the video. We will step you through the video production process.

Absolutely, in fact, we highly recommend it to maximise your budget. If we are setting up a shoot day for a main corporate video or brand story, we can easily map out the plan to capture extra material at the same time.

By mapping everything out during pre-production, a single day on set can give you a full library of assets. We can turn your extra footage, behind-the-scenes moments, and extended interviews into short 30-second social media clips, recruitment snippets for LinkedIn, or quick internal updates for your team.

Yes, we can supply the raw footage at no additional cost if you provide a drive with sufficient space. Once the project is complete and payment is made, the Intellectual Property is yours.

We back up footage from every project to Solid State Drives (SSDs) at the time of filming. Although more expensive, SSDs offer faster and more reliable storage than typical Hard Drives. Footage and working files remain off-site and offline throughout the editing process to keep clients’ projects safe from fire, theft, cybercrime, vandalism or any unforeseen damage.

Yes, we keep all of our projects archived off-site after completion, including raw footage, working files, and final files.

It depends on the project, but typically we include a minimum of three crew members, including a Director, Camera Operator and Sound Recordist. These crew roles help us work efficiently, allowing us to film as much as possible within the designated timeframe, and ensure all lighting, sound and camera equipment is set up safely and correctly.