Cinematography

From commercial campaigns to short films, we craft cinematic visuals that tell your story with clarity and intention.

Cinematography

What we do

  • Promotional and commercial videos
  • Interview and talking-head videos
  • Product videos
  • Event and corporate videos
  • Drone cinematography

Our Process

We plan the edit before we plan the shoot, so every setup earns its place. Lighting, camera and sound are treated as one job rather than three. You see selects while the crew is still available, which means a reshoot is a conversation and not a crisis.

Cinematography Session

What's Included

  • Pre-Production Planning and Shot List
  • Half Day or Full Day Shoot
  • Cinema Camera, Lens, and Lighting Package
  • On-Camera Direction and Professional Audio
  • Colour Grading and Sound Mix
  • Delivery in Broadcast and Social Formats

FAQ

Most people arrive with the same handful of questions. Here are the answers, and if yours is not here, ask us directly.

What does a shoot cost?

Every project is quoted individually, because a half day headshot session and a multi-location brand campaign are not the same job. Send us the brief and you will have a written quote within two business days.

[Three to four weeks] is typical. Commercial work with wardrobe, talent, or permits usually needs longer, and we will tell you honestly if a date is too tight to do properly.

Curated previews within [one week], final retouched files within [three weeks]. Video timelines depend on length and edit complexity, and we set the date with you before the shoot.

Yes. We work across the Lower Mainland at no additional charge and travel further for the right project. Travel and accommodation are quoted separately.

For outdoor shoots we hold a backup date at the time of booking, at no cost. We decide together [48 hours] out.

Usage is agreed in writing before the shoot and sits in your quote. Most commercial packages cover web, social, and print. Broadcast, paid media, and out of home are priced separately.

It is the most common thing we hear and it is our job, not yours. We direct throughout, so you are never left to work out what to do with your hands.

Often, yes, and it is usually the cheaper way to get both. It changes the crew and the schedule, so tell us early rather than adding it on the day.

Talk to us about your Cinematography project today.