Trust starts before you say a word.
One video does that job for years.

The video on your homepage might be the first impression a client ever gets of you, so it needs to build trust fast. Same goes for a launch, a seasonal campaign, live event coverage, an explainer, a training series, or a documentary: one project, built once, still working long after the cameras stop rolling.

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Scripted Live Action

Hitron Technologies rolled out their new devices for Shaw internet customers. The series of four videos were used to highlight their new products to other internet providers worldwide.

  • Concept development and scriptwriting
  • Storyboard and shot list
  • Casting, location scouting, scheduling
  • Multi-camera shoot with lighting and sound
  • Edit, colour grade, and sound mix
  • Delivery in platform-ready formats
Animation

Sinova Global mines high-quality quartz for several different industries. This explainer animation helps tell their story and how they are helping the environment with their practices.

  • Script and message architecture
  • Style frames and visual direction
  • Storyboard and animatic
  • Illustration and asset design
  • 2D and 3D animation
  • Voiceover, sound design, and final mix
Documentary

A feature documentary that takes a look at the obsession with winning and the effect it is having on youth sports development. Was featured as part of the Lithuanian Olympic Committees learning and is now part of several University curriculums in the US and Canada.

  • Research, outreach, and pre-interviews
  • Story structure and interview guides
  • Location filming and B-roll capture
  • Transcript review and story assembly
  • Edit, archival footage, and colour
  • Original score, mix, and distribution
Training and Education

BCFSA needed to teach incoming managing brokers the standards and practices required to be licensed in British Columbia. We produced a series of twelve videos for their Applied Practice Course, covering everything from trust accounts to business operations.

  • Learning objectives and audience analysis
  • Script and module breakdown
  • On-screen talent and demonstration planning
  • Studio or on-site filming
  • Graphics, callouts, and chapter markers
  • Captions and LMS-ready delivery