Brand video production that starts with the story

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What It Is

Planning, scripting, shooting and editing video that carries your purpose and proof to the people who need to see it.

Who It's For

Leaders with a story that’s hard to tell in words: complex products, technical work, or a culture people have to feel to believe.

What Changes

You get videos people finish watching and act on, cut for every place they’ll be seen.

This might be you if...

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“What we do is hard to explain, even for us.”

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“Our best customers say things on the phone we wish were on camera.”

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“We made a video once. Nobody watched past the first ten seconds.”

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“Our sales team keeps asking for something to send after a meeting.”

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“We have hours of footage and nothing usable.”

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“Our scientists, engineers or craftspeople can’t be in every room.”

What It Is

Video that carries the feeling, not just the facts

Some things are understood faster when they’re seen and heard. A customer describing the moment things changed. A scientist showing what happens in the water. A team at work. Video carries emotion and intent in a way a page of copy can’t.

We treat every video as part of your communications architecture. The story is decided before the camera comes out, so the shoot captures what the edit needs. Then we cut it for every place it will live: your website, social feeds, sales follow-ups and presentations.

How wYrks does it differentlyEvery video starts with an APEX brief.It defines how the video earns attention, creates appeal, proves it’s useful and builds lasting trust, so the creative stays on brand and on message.We translate complex work for real people.For TryMarine we explained ecological science to academics, regulators, homeowners and salespeople, each in terms they cared about, without giving away proprietary details.You approve the story before we roll.Script, storyboard and rough cut each get a review, so there are no surprises in the final edit.
Find the right length for the jobLonger doesn’t always mean they won’t watch until the end, and shorter doesn’t always mean the message won’t hit home. Pick the length the story needs.Every size getsAn APEX briefA script you approveCaptionsVersions cut for each place it will be watchedWe’ll recommend the lightest approach that still tells the story well.↑ Longer, deeper storiesSmallUp to 1.5 minutesBest for social ads, a single product feature or an announcement. Takes one clear message, a strong hook and a direct call to action.Medium2–3 minutesBest for a company overview, product demo or customer spotlight. Takes a problem-solution-benefit story, custom graphics and a short interview.Large4–5 minutesBest for case studies, training modules and event recaps. Takes a chaptered structure mixing interviews, B-roll and explainer graphics.XL6–8 minutesBest for a flagship brand film, a technical explainer or a keynote. Takes a full narrative arc, live action plus motion graphics, and professional sound.XXL9–12 minutesBest for documentaries, training series and in-depth reports. Takes multiple subjects or locations and broadcast-level post-production.↓ Short and sharp

What you get

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4P Strategic Evaluation readout

How your leadership and frontline teams each see Purpose, Process, Proof and Promise, side by side, with every answer traced to how people know it.

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Challenge Statement and Success Measures

The real problem in one paragraph, plus the human and business measures (HPIs and OKRs) that will show it’s solved.

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Why Statement and Mantra

The root reason your organization exists, reduced to a short line people can repeat and act on.

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Purpose Statement, tested

One sentence built around your customer, with the decision-test results from your managers.

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Desired State Statement

The agreed picture of where you’re going, signed off by your sponsor as the mandate for what follows.

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Charter and Next-Step Roadmap

Who does what next, in what order, and how we’ll know it’s working.

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APEX Brief & story arc

What the video must make people think, feel and do, agreed before production.

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Script & storyboard

Every scene planned and approved, with on-screen text and captions built in.

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Production

Interviews, B-roll, voice-over, music and motion graphics as the story requires.

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Final cut plus social versions

A master edit and vertical and square cutdowns for each channel.

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Captions, thumbnail & web setup

Captions, a transcript and a watch page set up so search engines can find the video.

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Organized archive

Licensed music, releases and raw footage filed so you can reuse them later.

Strategic AlignmentYour communications architecture, URDA and the proof points worth showing.Makes your promise visible and felt, using real people and real evidence, so trust forms faster.Videos power your website, social and email, and their performance shows which stories move people.Every wYrks service is a building block of I.D.I.D., the path from understanding the parts to aligning the whole.See the full I.D.I.D. processIdentifyClarify the challengeDefineUncover truths & close gapsIdeateConceptual bridgeDeliverRefine, build & executeEvolveSustain, then elevateCommitment Brand

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