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Explain what you do
A brand film or business introduction can give an audience a clear view of your work, people and purpose. Decide which questions viewers should be able to answer afterward.
Wildwood Digital Media / Video production
Business video production, planned around the story you need to tell.
Wildwood Digital Media provides video production for businesses. Start with the people you want to reach and the message they need to understand; we can discuss the production and editing needed for your project.
A useful starting point
Shape the work around your needs.
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Put people on screen
For an interview or testimonial project, identify the people, subjects and approvals involved. Discuss interview preparation and permissions before filming.
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Capture an event or campaign
An event recap or commercial starts with the moments, locations and intended channels that matter. Discuss the coverage and final versions in your brief.
Before we talk
Bring a brief, even if it is unfinished.
- 01Describe your audience, message and where the video will appear.
- 02List the people, locations and key moments that need to be included, along with any permissions or approval steps.
- 03Share your target date, budget range and the versions you need, including captions or formats if relevant.
Questions to ask before you commission the work.
What affects the price of a business video?
Scope, filming locations, production requirements, editing and the number of final versions can all affect a quote. The existing video pricing guide explains common cost factors; your proposal should spell out the agreed scope.
Who owns the footage and how can we use the final video?
Ask for the usage rights, any third-party licenses and the treatment of source footage to be stated in your proposal. Do not assume that every asset has the same terms.
How long will production and revisions take?
Timing depends on the brief, availability, approvals and the agreed revision process. Discuss your deadline and review responsibilities before scheduling.
Choosing production support
Compare the work, responsibilities and fit.
Wildwood is a production service provider. The right choice depends on your brief, budget, internal capacity and the skills the work requires.
In-house team
Your team may already know the subject and approvals. Check available time, equipment, editing skills and who can cover the work alongside existing responsibilities.
Freelancer
An individual can be a fit for a defined assignment. Discuss the person’s specific skills, equipment, availability and whether additional crew is needed.
Production team
A team can coordinate different parts of a project. Ask who will do the work, what is included, how reviews work and which costs or responsibilities are separate.
Related service
Keep planning.
Plan how a production can support a wider set of content needs.
Explore content marketingScope and budget
The existing video pricing guide explains production cost factors. Other services are scoped to the work discussed; ask for a proposal that identifies deliverables, rights and responsibilities.