Business video production scope
Explain a product, share expertise or give your team a voice. Start with who will watch the video and what they need to understand, then plan filming and editing with Sam.
Explore the work
A food-safety tutorial and podcast series produced for the Victorian Department of Health and Victoria's local council staff.
Three outdoor product tutorial videos produced for Darche from an existing script, with planned locations, two-camera filming and post-production.
Two 4K product demonstration videos produced for Cubic Tech's PLA and ABS 3D-printer filament range.
Planning your production
Most projects are planned and filmed directly by Sam. Additional camera, sound, streaming or post-production specialists are added when the brief requires them. The crew, equipment, editing, delivery and commercial terms are confirmed only after the brief is reviewed.
Use a specialist service page when the date, location and capture requirement are already clear.
Describe the areas that need to be developed before a filming plan can be confirmed.
Choose a package with editing, then define the videos, lengths and formats you need for your audience.
AUD starting prices
From $1,500 + GST
$1,650 including GST
A focused shoot with one main edited video to share afterwards.
1 videographer · 4 hours onsite
1 cinema camera
Enquire about basicFrom $2,500 + GST
$2,750 including GST
Two videographers and two camera views for a brief requiring multiple finished videos.
2 videographers · 4 hours onsite
2 cinema cameras
Enquire about advanced: half dayFrom $4,950 + GST
$5,445 including GST
A full-day production with pre-production, professional colour grading and two rounds of revisions.
2 videographers · 8 hours onsite
Up to 3 cinema cameras
Enquire about professionalThe 4 or 8 hours include setup, filming and pack-down from the agreed arrival time. Availability, final scope and delivery dates are confirmed in your quote. Live streaming is quoted separately.
Compare all filming rates and editing packagesChoose the right route
Scroll across to compare all options.
| Decision | Use the specialist route | Use the production route |
|---|---|---|
| Event or conference | Coverage, rooms, speakers and session outputs are known | The format, stakeholders or wider content plan still need development |
| Interview | Location, speakers and requested outputs are known | Messaging, scripting, contributors or multiple locations need planning |
| Live requirement | Audience platform and venue inputs can be scoped | The complete program, remote contributors or communications plan need development |
| Agency filming | An editor-facing capture specification already exists | Producing, creative development or extensive post-production is also required |
Quote inputs
State the communication job and intended audience.
Identify what is already supplied and what still needs an owner.
List every proposed location, access condition and filming window.
Confirm speakers, talent, interviewees and approval stakeholders.
Describe live, multi-camera, audio, slides or editor-facing specifications.
List edits, versions, channels and the actual delivery deadline.
Production FAQ
Use the event, conference, interview, live-streaming or camera-crew route when that filming requirement is the clear centre of the brief.
No. Separate the facts already confirmed from the areas that still need a recommendation.
Basic uses one videographer. Advanced and Professional use two. For larger or more specialised briefs, the team follows the locations, schedule and required outputs.
Basic, Advanced and Professional include editing. Basic includes one master video; the Advanced and Professional video counts and lengths are set in your quote. Delivery dates and any additional versions are agreed for your project.
No. The website is for business-only on-location filming and does not offer dry hire.
Business video enquiry
Tell Sam what the film needs to do and what you already have in place. A finished production brief is not required.