Industries Industrial
Industrial video. The scale of the work.
We film crews, plants, job sites and the scale of the work, from construction to manufacturing and energy.
How we think about it
Real crews, real pride.
Industrial work is done by crews, and crews make great stories. We've filmed for Rumco, IMS Builders and Citgo and Brundage Bone, from the job site to the finished build, and we bring the same approach to plants, yards and the people who run them.
Clients include Rumco · Citgo & Brundage Bone · IMS Builders
Here's the short version:
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Who we work with
We work with builders, contractors and suppliers, and with manufacturers and energy companies.
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How we help
We shoot job sites, plants, crews and the finished work, with aerials, safely and on schedule.
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What we make
We make company films, recruiting films, project recaps and safety training.
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Where it plays
The films play in bids and proposals, on careers pages, in safety training and on your website.
We follow your site rules, wear the gear and work around live equipment without slowing the job. Aerials and wide moves show the size of the work in a way a phone photo never will. Hiring is hard, too, and a film that shows real crews and real pride does more for recruiting than any job post. Here's some of our work from the job site:
Our work
Films we've made.
Questions
What people usually ask us.
Here are the two questions we hear most often, with our answers:
Can you film on an active job site or plant floor?
Yes. We plan with your safety lead, wear the gear, bring only the crew we need and shoot around the work.
What do industrial companies use video for?
Mostly company and culture films, recruiting, project recaps and safety training. Rumco's films cover both its company story and its internal operations.
More industries
Other places we work.
We bring the same research and care to every industry we work in. Here are the others:
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We'd love to hear your story.
Tell us what you're working on, even if it's only a hunch so far. We'll do the homework, and then we'll help you find the best way to tell it. The easiest way to start is to write to us here:
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