Video Production
Video from plan to finished file
Promos, interviews, product demos, and aerial footage when the story needs them — planned, filmed, and edited by one person. Delivered for web, social, or higher-resolution playback.
One producer for picture and sound
A video production project here runs from the first outline through filming and editing to a finished file you can publish. I handle the camera work and the cut myself, including audio — one contact instead of a chain of freelancers.
Ground capture goes up to 8K and aerial up to 6K. What you receive is sized for how you will actually use it: a social clip, a website embed, a screen presentation, or full resolution when you need the headroom.
I can also take on just part of a production — filming or editing alone — and work alongside other creators when that helps the project.
Short feedback loops
Planning, filming, and editing stay with one person — including audio. That keeps feedback loops short for a straightforward corporate film.
Ground and aerial when it fits
Capture up to 8K on the ground and 6K in the air, with delivery sized for social, web, or full resolution. Aerial work is flown with EU A1/A3 and A2 certificates (class C2); safety first, and the business is insured.
What I film
Stories & people
- Promotional and marketing films
- Interviews and testimonials
- Short social clips
- Voiceover or licensed music when the brief needs it
Products & places
- Product and machinery demos
- Premises and on-location work
- Aerial footage when a wider view belongs
- Formats ready for your website or a campaign
How a video project runs
Same path as other Pexor Media work — you deal with me directly, with a clear outline before the camera rolls.
What you get
One producer for planning, filming, and editing; professional picture and sound; licensed music or voiceover when that is part of the brief; and delivery in MP4 and other formats as needed.
Revisions stay within the scope we agree before filming. Formats and length are set in the quote — no surprise deliverables after the cut.
Works with the rest
Video pairs well with stills from the same day, embeds on your site, and campaign graphics — the same project can carry one story across formats.