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Video production

Video that explains what you do.

Product explainers, founder and attorney videos, ads and social clips. Written, shot and edited in house, so the message stays the same in every ad and on every page.

The call is free. You get a written proposal before any work starts.

What we make.

Each video starts with the plan: who it's for, where it will run and what it should get people to do.

i.

Explainers

A technical product made easy to follow, for your site, sales emails and ads.

ii.

Founder and attorney videos

Short pieces that let a buyer meet the person they'd be working with.

iii.

Video ads

Cut for YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, with versions to compare.

iv.

Social clips

Vertical edits sized for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, with text kept clear of each app's buttons.

Where the experience comes from.

Highlights from our founder Blake Hickey's past roles, from his LinkedIn profile.

2013

Walmart "Receipt Challenge"

Contributed to the Effie Award-winning campaign as digital imaging technician and secondary camera operator.

2012 to 2014

VIMBY

DIT, camera operator and editor on national Walmart and Pandora commercials.

2009 to 2015

BC Surf and Sport

Social media and content manager. 100+ videos with 1,000,000+ views.

Today

Florida Bar CLE series

Host and producer of the Business Law Section's continuing legal education series on lawyer advertising compliance.

Common questions.

If yours isn't here, ask on the call.

What do you shoot on?

Sony cinema cameras. We plan, shoot and edit in house.

How long does an edit take?

It depends on the length of the piece and how many rounds of changes it needs. We set the delivery order together once the project begins, and you see drafts early.

Is licensed music or stock footage included?

No. Licensed music, stock, talent, travel and multi-day shoots are priced separately. We tell you up front what a piece needs.

Can lawyers appear in their own ads?

Yes, and many do. The script and any claims are planned around your Bar's advertising rules, and you and your counsel have the final word before anything runs.

Book a call

Fifteen minutes. No charge.

Tell us what's going on and you'll get an honest read and the next two or three moves. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

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