// Commercial video production
Films built for the launch date.
Product feature videos, cinematic launch films, YouTube feature breakdowns, and plant-floor capability films — planned backwards from the date they have to ship, and edited for the channel they'll live on.
Product & launch films
The details buyers can't see at full speed — recoil impulse at 120fps, dust kick, brass in the air — are exactly what makes product video convert. Feature videos from $750, cinematic launch films from $1,200.
YouTube breakdowns
5–10 minute feature breakdown and walkthrough videos from $1,500 — the long-form asset that carries a brand which can't buy ads, cut to hold viewers instead of just existing.
Capability films
For Michigan manufacturers: one day at your facility — film, stills, and drone in the same visit — produces the plant-floor film your sales team sends to customers who will never tour the building.
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// Published pricing
What it costs
Product feature videofrom $750
Cinematic launch filmfrom $1,200
5–10 min YouTube feature breakdownfrom $1,500
Launch package (video + photos + graphics)$1,500–7,500
Monthly content enginefrom $1,750/mo
Full tables on the pricing page — no discovery call needed.
One crew carries footage, sound, and the graphics layer, so the launch film, the booth loop, and the social cutdowns all come from the same shoots — Oakland County based, statewide standard range, nationwide for launches and conventions.
// Field questions
Straight answers
What does a product video cost?
Published pricing: product feature videos from $750, cinematic launch films from $1,200, and 5–10 minute YouTube feature breakdowns from $1,500. Launch packages bundle video with photography and graphics from $1,500.
Can you deliver by a hard launch or SHOT Show date?
Yes — launch work is planned backwards from the date. Package turnarounds are published (7 days to 5 weeks by tier), and a 24-hour rush option exists for event edits.
Do you make capability films for manufacturers?
Yes — a one-day shoot at your facility (film, stills, and drone in the same visit) produces the plant-floor film your sales team can send to customers who will never tour the building.