Most commercial video projects are custom quoted and often start in the low four figures, then scale based on shoot length, crew, locations, editing, and deliverables. I quote every project around the actual scope instead of forcing it into a fixed rate card. The fastest way to get a real number is to send the basics: what the video is for, where it will live, the rough timeline, and any budget range you already have in mind.

The biggest pricing factors are shoot length, number of locations, crew size, drone usage, audio, lighting, editing complexity, number of final videos, social cutdowns, motion graphics, travel, and timeline. I quote around those variables so the scope matches what the project actually needs.

I run as a creator-led production partner, not a layer-heavy agency. Most projects stay lean, which keeps things efficient, consistent, and easy to schedule. For larger commercials, brand films, multi-camera shoots, interviews, or anything that needs more crew, I scale with the right people for audio, lighting, and additional camera work. I lead the creative direction either way.

Brand films, commercials, corporate and internal comms, product and e-commerce clips, customer testimonials, restaurant and bar promos, event coverage, industrial and manufacturing walkthroughs, healthcare and surgical work, and automotive. Aerial coverage under FAA Part 107 is available within video projects and is covered in more detail on my drone photography and video page. Short-form vertical content for Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts is a regular part of that, either standalone or cut down from a larger shoot. I also run monthly retainers for businesses that need a steady flow of photo and video without hiring in-house.

You do not need to have the whole idea figured out. You can come in with a rough thought, a clear goal, or just the feeling that your business needs better video. The first conversation covers what the video is for, who it needs to reach, where it will live, and what success looks like. I shape the production plan from there.

You receive a finished, edited video with clean audio, color grading, and any licensed music. You also get platform-ready exports for the places the video needs to live, vertical social cutdowns when needed, caption-ready files on request, thumbnail or cover frame options, and organized final file delivery. If the project includes photo work, those final assets are delivered with the same level of organization.

Yes. Vertical short-form video is a regular part of the work, both as standalone content and as social cutdowns from larger shoots. That includes Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, paid social, product launches, announcements, and behind-the-scenes content.

Yes. Monthly content production is built for businesses that need a steady flow of video and photo content for social, websites, Google Business Profile, ads, and ongoing marketing without hiring an internal creative team. The volume, mix of video and photo, and deliverables are scoped to the business.

Yes. Photo and video together can be one of the most efficient ways to plan a shoot. You get a coordinated set of assets for your website, ads, social media, product pages, and Google Business Profile from one planned production day.

Yes. Every project includes a review round before final delivery. You see a first cut, send notes, and I revise. The number of revision rounds and timing are agreed on up front so the process stays clean.