Fresno Video Production
Shooting in this valley since 2000. Television spots, brand films, product video, and event coverage, planned, shot, and edited as one job by one studio in Fresno. Below is real client work, not a stock reel. Press play on any of it.
Work we made.
Commercials, client profiles, and brand video produced here in the Central Valley. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play, so the page stays fast and nobody gets tracked for browsing.
What we produce
Five formats cover almost every request we get. If your project is none of these, say so anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it.
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Television and streaming commercials
Broadcast-safe 15, 30, and 60 second spots, scripted, shot, voiced, and delivered in the format the station or platform demands. -
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Brand films, client profiles, and testimonials
Longer pieces that explain what a business does and why anyone should care: customer interviews, location b-roll, and the kind of detail shots that make a small company look established. Filming a real customer well is its own skill, and it is the footage that tends to do the most work afterward. -
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Product and demonstration video
Controlled-light product work and how-it-works demonstrations, framed so the same shoot feeds the website, the ad account, and the sales deck without a reshoot. -
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Event and conference coverage
Multi-camera coverage of the day, cut into a recap that is worth watching plus the short clips your team needs for social while people still remember the event. -
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Vertical and social-ready cuts
Vertical and square versions framed during the shoot rather than cropped out of a finished widescreen edit, which is why they still hold together on a phone.
How a video project runs
Scope, shoot, deliver.
- 1 Scope We agree on what the video has to accomplish, then write the script, plan the locations, and put the shoot days and the price in writing. Nothing gets booked before you have approved that document.
- 2 Shoot One crew handles camera, lighting, sound, and direction. Because the same studio writes the ads and runs the social accounts, we capture the vertical and still frames you will need later on the same day.
- 3 Deliver You see a first cut and give notes before we color, mix, and record voiceover. Final files arrive in the formats each destination requires, broadcast, web, and social, not one file you have to convert yourself.
Before you ask.
- How much does video production cost in Fresno?
- It depends on the shoot days, the crew, and how much post-production the piece needs. A single-location commercial and a multi-day brand film are not the same job, so we do not publish one number that would be wrong for both. Tell us the outcome you need and we will scope it and quote it in writing before anything is booked.
- How long does a video project take?
- Most commercial projects run a few weeks from the first conversation to final delivery. Pre-production and scheduling usually take the most calendar time. Editing begins the day after the shoot wraps, and you see a first cut before we color and mix.
- Do you write the script and provide the voiceover?
- Yes. Scripting, direction, and voiceover recording all happen in the same studio that shoots and edits the video, so the read matches the footage it was written for instead of arriving from a marketplace and being forced to fit.
- Can you deliver cuts sized for social media and for broadcast?
- Yes. We plan the framing during pre-production so the same shoot yields a broadcast-safe spot and vertical or square cuts for social, rather than cropping a finished widescreen edit and hoping it survives.
- Do you travel outside Fresno?
- Yes. We are based in Fresno and work throughout Clovis, Fresno County, and the wider Central Valley. Locations further out are possible; travel is scoped into the quote up front.
Start a project
Tell us what the video has to do.
Email what you are trying to accomplish, roughly when you need it, and what you have to work with. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for the job, and what it would take to do it properly.
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