Video production in Brisbane

Corporate video and commercial photography built to win Brisbane businesses new work — made and quoted by the same person, start to finish.

The Brisbane CBD skyline at dusk, seen across the Brisbane River

Content with a job to do

Most corporate video gets made because someone decided the company needed a video. We would rather start from what it has to achieve — new enquiries, better recruitment, a sales team with something worth sending — and build the film backwards from there. It also means you are not paying for a Brisbane office and payroll on top of the work.

Built for corporate and commercial

Brisbane work tends to be corporate: brand films, recruitment and culture pieces, conference and event coverage, executive headshots, product launches and the case-study content that sales teams actually use.

Who we have worked with

Brisbane work has included IOR, FKG Group and McKinny Jewellers, alongside smaller operators who needed the same standard without a city agency’s overheads.

One day, many deliverables

We plan Brisbane shoots to make the travel worth it — interviews, b-roll, stills and vertical social cuts all captured in the same visit, so you get a month of content out of a single booking.

Areas covered

  • Brisbane CBD
  • Fortitude Valley
  • South Brisbane
  • Newstead
  • Milton
  • Eagle Farm
  • Chermside
  • Mount Gravatt
  • Ipswich
  • Springfield
  • Redlands
  • Logan

Services in Brisbane

Videography

Brand films, commercials, property and events.

Photography

Commercial, product, property and portraits.

Graphic design

Logos, brand identity, social and print.

Marketing

Social management, Meta & Google ads, strategy.

Brisbane questions

Worth asking.

Brisbane is a routine trip for us, and travel is itemised in the quote up front rather than appearing later. We will always tell you upfront if a job is an exception.

Yes. We plan the run sheet around traffic and light so several sites in one day is realistic rather than optimistic.

Regularly — with proper lighting and recorded audio rather than a camera mic, which is usually what separates a corporate video that gets watched from one that does not.

Yes, and often more easily than a CBD-based crew, since we come in from that direction anyway.

Also serving

Let’s make
somethingworth watching.