A Social Media Agency That Shoots Its Own Video

A social media agency runs the accounts a company does not have time to run: planning what goes out, producing it, publishing it, and reporting what it did.
The real difference between agencies is where the content comes from. Most work with what the client sends them and shape it — editing, captions, scheduling. We make it. We come to your site or your office, film, and build the month from what we shot, together with the graphics, carousels and copy that go around it.
Strategy, content creation, publishing and reporting in one place, so nobody is waiting on anybody.

We film. In-house video production is where this agency started and it is still the core of what we do.
A crew comes to you — usually one or two people, more for a bigger shoot — and works around your schedule instead of asking you to stop. On one eleven-month construction program we filmed on more than thirty active sites, from the ground and from a drone, and produced 65 videos from it.
We will also edit material you already have, and for a first month that is sometimes the right call while we plan a proper shoot. But a feed built only from whatever happened to be filmed on someone's phone looks like what it is.
More on how we handle B2B video production.

We work in four areas, and each has its own page: healthcare marketing, construction marketing, manufacturing marketing, and B2B services. We have also worked in retail, beauty, real estate and education.
The pattern is not the industry, it is the problem. A fertility clinic cannot film a patient. A groundworks contractor builds something that is buried before the building exists. A factory makes a component nobody outside the trade would recognize. Work that is hard to show is the thing we are actually good at.
If your industry is not on that list, ask. We will tell you honestly whether we have done something close enough to be useful.

Both, and they are not the same job.
B2C is about volume and recognition: reach, saves, shares, people arriving who did not know you existed. B2B social media is a much smaller audience that has to be convinced over time — a few hundred decision-makers who will look you up before they shortlist you, watching the same feed as the people you are trying to hire.
We run both. The clinic case on this site is B2C. The construction case is B2B, and it ran two funnels from one production: one aimed at buyers, one at crews.
How we run B2B social media.

Most of the price is production. Running the accounts, writing, designing and reporting is a predictable monthly cost. What moves the number is how often we film and how much we shoot when we do.
Three things set it: how many shooting days a month, how many platforms you want run properly rather than cross-posted, and whether we are also producing for paid campaigns.
We quote a fixed monthly retainer, not hourly, and you have the number in writing within three business days of the first call. It does not move unless the scope does.
See what our social media marketing packages include and what sets the price.

The first content goes out in two to three weeks. Week one is audit and planning, week two is the first shoot.
Reach starts moving in month two or three, once there is enough material to post consistently and we know which formats hold attention. Months four to six are where it compounds: a footage library, a rhythm, recurring formats people recognize.
The slowest result is the one that matters most. On the construction program, the number of people searching for the company by name rose by around half — and that took eleven months. Attention is fast. Being remembered is not.

Less than you expect, and most of it is at the start.
In the first two weeks: one call to tell us what the business actually sells and to whom, access to your accounts, and one person on your side who can approve content without a committee.
On shoot days: let us in, and give us ten minutes of a foreman, a doctor or an engineer. The people who do the work are the content — we cannot substitute for them.
After that: approve the month's plan in one sitting, and tell us when something changes, like a new site, a new product or a hiring push. Most clients spend under two hours a month on this.