Metro Detroit runs on manufacturing and automotive — and most of that work is invisible to the customers who'd buy more of it. Capability films, process photography, and aerials that show what your floor actually does, from a crew based one county up.
Manufacturers & job shops
A one-day facility shoot — film, stills, and drone in the same visit — produces the capability film your sales team sends to the customers who will never tour the building, plus the stills for the site and the trade-show wall.
Automotive
Builds, details, and beauty passes for shops, builders, and aftermarket brands. Film and stills shot by a crew from the place where car culture is the local dialect.
Trade shows & launches
Booth loops and launch films for the corridor's product companies — planned backwards from the show date, with the social cutdowns coming from the same shoots.
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// Shop floors and builds — real regional work
// Published pricing
What it costs
Capability film day (ground + air)scoped per project
Product / process photographyfrom $500
Product feature videofrom $750
Dealer ads / pricing sheetsfrom $350
Full marketing catalogfrom $2,500
Full tables on the pricing page — no discovery call needed.
Most corridor projects start with one facility day — film, stills, and aerials captured in a single visit, scoped and priced before the crew loads the truck. The deliverables are built for how industrial work actually sells: a capability film for the sales team, process stills for the site and the trade-show wall, and dealer-ready graphics that match the rest of the brand.
// Field questions
Straight answers
Do you shoot manufacturing and industrial facilities?
Yes — plant-floor capability films, process and product photography, and facility drone work are core Metro Detroit work. One visit captures film, stills, and aerials, so your sales team gets a full media kit from a single shoot day.
Do you do automotive work?
Builds, details, and beauty passes for shops, builders, and aftermarket brands — film and stills shot where the car culture actually lives. See the Domestic gallery for real examples.
