Brand films, capability videos, company overviews and product films, planned around what the video has to do and filmed with your own people on your own sites.
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Corporate video is the broad name for the films a business makes about itself: who you are, what you do, how you do it and why a customer, an assessor or a new starter should care. It covers brand films, capability videos for tenders, company overviews, product films and the about us video on your website.
Six formats cover most of what businesses ask us for. Plenty of projects combine two or three from the same shoot.
Two to three minutes on who you are, told by the people who do the work. A brand film lasts for years and helps people understand what you do.
Your fleet, plant, facilities and people on screen, so an assessor can see what you deliver before reading the submission. We made one for KBR on its Infrastructure Solutions business.
The film that sits at the top of your website and opens your sales presentation. We have made them for BevChain, KTL Australia, Construct Melbourne and many more.
How it works and why someone should buy it. Formbolt's formwork fixing, Katana Foundations' screw piles on the Great Barrier Reef, and a television commercial for the Florence app.
A regulation, a process or a common question, explained once on video. We made one for the National Transport Commission on the review of the Heavy Vehicle National Law.
Every main film comes with shorter versions sized for LinkedIn, Instagram and paid social.
Mayfield Group Brand FilmCapability film for tenders, the website and LinkedIn
KBR Infrastructure Solutions OverviewCapability overview for the Infrastructure Solutions business
BevChain Corporate VideoCorporate film for a national beverage logistics business
Florence App TVCA 30 second television commercial for the Florence app
National Transport Commission: Heavy Vehicle National LawExplainer for the review of the Heavy Vehicle National LawTwo to three minutes on who you are, told by the people who do the work. A brand film lasts for years and helps people understand what you do.
Brand, capability and product films for transport, engineering, construction and aged care businesses. Each opens in a player and has its own page.
BevChain
A corporate film for BevChain showing how drinks get from producers to venues: the fleet on the road, automated warehouses, the people on the floor and the customers at the other end. Used on the BevChain website and in sales presentations.
Mayfield Group
A capability film for Mayfield Group, filmed on the factory floor where the business builds high-voltage electrical equipment. Made for tenders, the website and LinkedIn.
Coolway Trans
Brand film for a refrigerated transport and cold storage business
FJ Bitumen Services
A brand film for FJ Bitumen Services, a bitumen and road surfacing contractor, told by the crew who do the work.
KTL Australia
Brand film for a freight forwarding and logistics business
Katana Foundations
A project film for Katana Foundations on the Great Barrier Reef, where its screw piles were installed as boat moorings around the Whitsunday Islands. Filmed on the barge and under water with the drilling and diving contractor.
Japara
A film introducing Trugo Place, a Japara aged care home. Residents Marjorie and Roger, the lifestyle coordinator and the head chef show what a day there looks like.
Formbolt
Product film for a concrete formwork fixing made in Melbourne
Scott Lovatt Container Cartage
A brand story for Scott Lovatt Container Cartage, filmed in the yard and on the road between the port and customer sites. Built to introduce the business to shippers and freight forwarders.
Five stages, typically about 12 weeks from signed contract to final files. Each one shows what we do and what we need from you.
A call or a visit to work out who the video is for, what it needs to do and where it will be shown.
Your part: Tell us the problem you are trying to solve.
We write the script or interview questions, choose who will be on camera with you, and speak with each person before the shoot day. Locations, schedule and site requirements are locked in before anyone films.
Your part: Approve the plan and help us line up people and places.
A small crew sets up quickly and works around the day you already have. We film the interviews and the work itself.
Your part: Have one contact on site for the day.
We cut the main film, add music, graphics and captions, and send it to you for feedback. Your changes are made, the film comes back for sign off, and the shorter social versions follow.
Your part: Collect feedback from your team in one go.
You receive final files in the formats each platform needs, with caption files, and LMS-ready versions for training video. We can also help you plan where each video goes and when.
Your part: Publish, and tell us how it goes.
Years behind the camera
Of videos delivered for Australian organisations
Weeks, typically, from signed contract to final files
Rating from clients on Google
They make our people really comfortable on camera, super professional, always organised. With very busy, very senior people you need to be agile and roll things out quickly.
Corporate video usually means filming senior people who have very little time. Joe is Head of Corporate Communications at KBR, and we made the overview film for its Infrastructure Solutions business. He says we make KBR's people comfortable on camera and keep every shoot organised.
The worry we hear most is that a film crew will get in the way. Jourdan Lovatt of Scott Lovatt Container Cartage wrote in a Google review that they were "a little concerned that filming would be disruptive to our operations", and that on the day "everything continued to run as normal".
The format stays the same and the detail changes. Each industry page shows the sites we have filmed on, the people we put on camera and the films that came out of it.
For fleet operators, 3PLs, truck makers and ports looking to recruit, communicate and win work.
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For hospitals, aged care providers and health organisations that need to educate, recruit and explain their services.
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For manufacturers and engineering firms that need to show what they build and how they build it.
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For builders, civil contractors and suppliers that need to show capability, win tenders and find trades.
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For network contractors, operators and project teams working on power, electrification and public infrastructure.
ExploreA single film from one shoot day starts around $6K. A brand campaign with several films and short versions runs $25K to $60K.
What people ask us before a corporate video project.
Any film a business makes about itself for customers, partners, assessors or staff. The common ones are brand films, capability and tender videos, company overviews, product films and explainers.
Most run two to three minutes for a website or a tender, with 15 to 60 second versions for social. A shorter film that people finish does more than a longer one they leave halfway.
We do. The concept and the script are part of the job, and so are the interview questions. The pre-interviews with your people are where most of the good lines come from.
The strongest corporate films are led by your own people, and we speak with each of them before the shoot so they know what to expect. If nobody wants to be on camera, we can carry the film with voiceover and footage of the work.
Yes, and it usually should. A well planned shoot day gives you a main film and shorter versions for social and tenders.
A single film from one shoot day starts around $6K, and a brand campaign runs $25K to $60K.
Typically a project from signing the contract lasts about 12 weeks. If there is a hard deadline, such as a tender date or a launch, we plan backwards from it.
No. Our core team is based in Nunawading, in Melbourne's east, and we film across Australia with our own team or trusted local crew.
A tender to win, a website that undersells you, or a product that is hard to explain on paper. Send a few lines and we will come back with a plan and a quote.
