Catholic International University
A gala film carried entirely by three interviews, with no scripted narration selling the university.
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Puritano Media Group
Video Production
Brand films, interviews, PSAs, and corporate communications, produced by a full crew and directed from the first question to the final cut.
What it is
Video production is the core of PMG's work since 1996. We produce pieces that have a defined job: a brand film that has to open a meeting, a testimonial that has to carry credibility, a PSA that has to hold up to review. The production is planned on paper first, so the shoot day itself is execution, not improvisation.
Our interview-driven approach comes from documentary work. Subjects are prepared without being scripted, and the films are built from what people actually say. That is why our pieces hold up in boardrooms, at conferences, and on the record.
What is included
- Brand and story films
- Interviews and testimonials, prepared and directed on set
- Public service announcements and campaign spots
- Corporate and internal communications
- Script consulting and preproduction planning
- Editing, color, sound, captions, and delivery in every format you need
- Two revision rounds included on every project
How we work
Start with the job
We define what the finished piece has to do, who has to see it, and where it will play, before anyone picks up a camera.
Plan on paper
Script consulting, a schedule built backward from your date, and a deliverables list that names every version you will receive.
Produce
A full crew at our standard shoot day rate, directed on set, with footage backed up the same day.
Edit and deliver
Assembly, two included revision rounds, captions and finishing, and a test file whenever the piece plays at a live event.
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Common questions
How much does a production cost?
Shoot days are $2,800 with a full crew and gear. Post-production is $150 per hour. Most short association and corporate films land between $5,000 and $15,000 all in.
Who owns the footage?
Ownership terms, including raw footage and project files, are spelled out in the agreement before production starts. Ask any company you consider to do the same.
Can you work with our existing footage and photos?
Yes. Archive material is a regular part of our work, especially anniversary and history pieces. We sort out rights questions during the script phase, not during the edit.
More answers in the full FAQ.
Tell us what you are making.
Every project starts with a conversation about what the finished piece has to do and who has to see it. Call us, or send the details and we will reply within one business day.