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Video Production · Minnesota Marketing

Video that helps customers
understand the work.

Video for products, services, teams and finished projects. We start with what customers need to understand, where the video will be used and the work involved.

The work behind the work

Product demonstrations, people and real work.

A useful video starts with a purpose: explaining a product, showing how a service works, introducing the people behind a business or documenting a finished project. The shoot and edits should follow that purpose.

ShowDemonstrations and guides
MeetFounders and teams
FilmOn-site work and results
EditWebsites and campaigns

The work includes product demonstrations, on-site footage, interviews and edits for websites, email and advertising. We agree on the audience, use and deliverables before production.

What we shoot

Video for products and local businesses.

The project may focus on a product, a service or the people doing the work. These examples help explain the available production work.

eCommerce video

  • Product videos for store pages and campaign pages
  • Lifestyle and demonstration content for Meta + TikTok ads
  • Customer-style and presenter-led edits for advertising
  • Brand story and founder pieces for "About" and ad funnels
  • Different edits from the same shoot, agreed for each platform

Past work spans home goods, pet products, garage door hardware, automotive accessories, and outdoor categories.

B2B & local-business video

  • Founder and team interviews, credible, not corporate
  • Service explainers for contractors, demolition, glass, garage door, rental
  • Project before/after and on-site work documentation
  • Testimonial and case study pieces from real customers
  • Local-market ads for Google, Facebook, and YouTube placement

Use real work, relevant details and the people behind the business to help customers understand what is being offered.

How a project runs

Scope, filming and delivery, agreed in writing.

Step 1

Talk through the project.

Use a free 30-minute call to discuss what you want to make, who it is for, where it will be used and whether we can help.

Step 2

Scope, script, schedule.

You receive a written proposal with deliverables, shoot dates, turnaround, revision rounds and cost. Scripts and shot lists are agreed before filming.

Step 3

Shoot.

Single-day or multi-day depending on scope. We travel for the work, Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, and beyond on request. Past projects have taken us as far as Alaska and California.

Step 4

Edit, deliver, iterate.

Turnaround, revision rounds and any shorter or differently shaped edits are listed in the written scope before production begins.

Named project examples

See the work in context.

These examples show what was filmed and how it fitted the wider website or marketing work.

American Garage Door Supply: product and technical video alongside ecommerce, catalog and marketing work. The purpose is to help customers understand the hardware and how it is used.

AGDS
American Garage Door Supply
Product and technical content

Storlie Construction: drone photo and video of the fleet, alongside the website, materials information and quote path. Customers can see the equipment and the kind of work the business does.

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Storlie Construction
Fleet and on-site footage

BCI Rentals: equipment and job-site video used alongside rental information, email and other marketing. The footage shows customers the equipment and its uses.

BCI
BCI Rentals
Equipment and project video
Tell us about your project

Tell us what you're trying to make.

Tell us what you want to make, where it will be used and any timing you have in mind. Chris will discuss the scope and availability with you before any work is agreed.

Mention "video production" in your message so we route it right. Or book a 30-minute call →

Common questions

Before you get in touch.

Shoot days, locations, deliverable count, usage, and post-production complexity all shape the engagement. After the discovery call, you receive a written proposal listing every deliverable, shoot date, revision round, turnaround, and the complete investment. You see the whole project before you decide.
Yes. We've shot in Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, California, and Alaska, and will travel further when the project warrants it. Travel is included in the written proposal so you see the complete scope and investment up front.
Scripts are part of the project. You bring the message, the brand, and the goals, we draft the shooting script and on-camera direction. Two rounds of revision baked in. If you've already got copy you love, we work with it.
For most clients we focus on producing the assets and hand them to whoever's running media. For Growth Operating Partner clients, we sometimes run paid media end-to-end, but that’s a separate engagement, by application only. See Growth Operating Partner.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what you want to make, where it will be used and any timing you have in mind. Chris will discuss the scope and availability with you before any work is agreed.

Tell us about your project