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It depends on what the video has to do. A single interview and a multi-location brand film are different jobs. Tell us the goal, the audience and where it will run, and we will quote it properly.

The schedule is agreed before we start, not discovered along the way. A single interview day is quicker than a multi-location film; both get dates on the calendar before a camera moves.

Yes. The sets can be booked on their own and you bring your own team, or we supply the crew as well.

Booking the studio buys the space and the sets for the hours you need. Hiring the team buys the people who plan, shoot and cut the film. Some clients need one, some need both.

Yes. The studio is in Overland Park, but a good deal of our work is shot on location, and we travel for it. Ask, and travel is part of the quote.

Whatever the video actually runs on. A broadcast spot, a landscape cut for a website and vertical versions for social are different edits, not different exports, and we size each one properly.

Usually, yes. Script and storyboard are part of creative direction, and settling the story before the shoot day is what keeps a production on track. If you already have one, we will read it and give you an honest opinion.

You see the edit as it takes shape rather than once at the end, so formal rounds stay few. The count is agreed in the quote so nobody is surprised.

Yes, from the studio or from your venue, with multi-camera switching and graphics, to the platforms you need.

Yes, and we recommend them. Most social video is watched with the sound off. Ask for them and they are part of the delivery.

Call, or send us the outline of what you need. For a studio booking we can usually confirm dates quickly. For a full production the first step is a call about the goal.