Event timeline
Events often recap in a few days to a couple of weeks. Rush is an add-on when the calendar allows.
Process
How A Project Runs
Four stages, one conversation. Same four stages for corporate photography and corporate videography. The film keeps working after the meeting and after the room clears.
- You talk to our team from the first note through the files.
- Event recaps often land in days. Brand films take longer.
- Name the files before the shoot.
Contact
Start a project with us
Tell us the date and what the files have to do. Fill out the form and we will reply.
01 Discovery
A call or a letter about the date, the room, and what the files have to do.
- Our team answers. Crew size scales with the job.
- Say what the film has to sell after the day.
02 Pre-production
Shot list, run of show, locations, and who is on camera.
- You see the plan before the day.
- Permits and airspace get checked when they matter.
03 Production
Our team is on the day. Crew expands when the job needs it.
- Photo and video can run together when the schedule allows.
- The crew that quotes the day is the crew that shows up.
04 Post And Delivery
Edit, stills selects, and files named for how you will use them.
- Event recaps often land in days.
- Brand films take longer. Talk through timing on the brief.
On the day
You get a clear quote and a crew that shows up ready. Crew size scales with the job.
- Green Screen Interview
- Studio Set
- Green Screen Day
- Outdoor Interview
Event days start on Events. Brand days start on Branding. Then tell us the date.
Brand timeline
Brand films take longer: more interviews, more picture lock, more review. Talk through timing on the brief.
Walk through a date
Call, email, or send the start form. We usually reply the same business day.
