- Teams that need fresh website, sales, hiring, or social content
- Businesses that already know where the content will be used
- A lighter lift than a full brand video or launch campaign
One day, a lot of usable content
A content day is built for practical output. You are not paying for a full campaign — you walk away with a sharp, organized set of photos and video you can put to use right away.
It works well when you have clear spots to fill but not enough fresh material to fill them: website images, sales follow-up clips, hiring content, team and facility shots, or a month or two of social posts.
Common uses
- Fresh website photos and video
- Sales follow-up clips
- Hiring and team content
- Product, service, location, or facility shots
- Event or launch support
- Short social clips when you need them
How it works
We start by pinning down where the content will be used. From there, we build a shot list, plan the day, prioritize the must-have shots, and deliver an organized batch your team can actually find and use.
The more specific you are about where it will go, the better the day gets. A shoot for your service page needs different material than one for hiring, sales follow-up, or an event recap.
What it is not
A content day is not a full brand video, a full launch campaign, or ongoing content management unless you add those. Keeping that line clear is what keeps the day focused and productive.
It is also not the right fit if you are not sure where the content will go yet. In that case, the first step is a simple content plan, not a longer shot list — and we can help with that on a call.
Related work
For a location and workplace story with lots of visual variety, see the St. George office building video. For business explainer examples, see the commercial finance office tour and explainer interviews.
How we price it
The right day depends on locations, shoot length, how much you need captured, and turnaround. We shape the plan around what you need to use next, then quote the day around that plan.