Tell us who you are. Within one business day you'll have a real concept for your brand. Video, photography, or both. Priced, referenced, and ready to shoot.
Free. Takes about two minutes. Reviewed by our team before it reaches you.
No brief needed. If you can describe your company in a sentence, that's enough to start. Video, photo, events, interviews, podcasts, recaps. If a camera is involved, it's on the table.
Name, website if you have one, and what you do.
Video, photography, or both, depending on what you asked for. Each with a story and a reason it fits your brand. Not templates with your name swapped in.
Tone, look, and pacing, referenced against work we've shot. You'll see exactly what it feels like.
A real budget range for each concept, based on our real rates. No "contact us for pricing."
Deliverables, shoot days, and timeline. Everything your team needs to say yes or no quickly.
It arrives as a private link, designed like a pitch. Send it to whoever signs off. That's the point.
Every concept is reviewed internally, by Tymel, our creative director, our editors, and the video and photo crew who would shoot it. If it isn't good, it doesn't go out.
You could ask AI for ideas. You can't ask it to show up with a crew
You could. You should, honestly. Then compare what comes back.
AI gives you an idea nobody is accountable for. This comes with a price, a crew, and a company that will make it. If you like it, it exists in six weeks.
A model averages everything ever made. Every concept here is constrained by what we've shot, priced with our real rates, and referenced against our real work. That's the whole point of asking a specific team.
Our creative director reviews every concept before it sends. AI can't be embarrassed by a bad idea. We can, so we don't send them.
Three questions. Company, what we're making, budget range if you have one. No brief, no deck, no call.
Our in-house system, built on every production we've shot, drafts the first pass. Then our team writes, prices, and signs the real thing.
Three directions, visual references, real numbers. Delivered as a private page within one business day.
Yes. The concept is free and it's yours. If you want to make one of them, we scope it properly and that becomes the project. If you don't, keep the ideas with our compliments.
Yes. We're a video production and commercial photography agency, so the concept matches what you need: a video, a photo campaign, or both from the same shoot day. Plenty of clients come to us for photography first.
Nothing automatic. No drip campaign, no daily follow-ups. You'll get one note from Tymel, our creative director, asking what you thought. If a concept looks good to you and your team, we hop on a call, lock it in, and production can start in a week or two.
Technically, sure. But the concepts are built around how we shoot, our crew, and our numbers. Another team executing our concept is a cover band. It happens, and we're fine with it.
The first pass comes from our in-house system, built on every concept and production we've made. Then our team takes over: Tymel, our creative director, our editors, and our video and photo crew shape and approve every one. Nothing sends without a signature.
Our projects start at $4,000 and most fall between $8,000 and $25,000. If your budget is under that, the concept will say so honestly instead of pretending. You'll still walk away knowing what the right version costs.