What kind of promotional films do you create? We’ve created films for non-profits, artists, small business owners, and schools. Our favorite promotional films focus on branding an individual or a company. Now, more than ever, consumers and supporters want to know who they are working with. Moving picture is a powerful tool for creating your brand’s image and giving “life” to your brand.
Can I see your portfolio of work? Yes, in fact, we’d prefer you take a look at our portfolio. Our work is unlike most commercial production companies, so it’s important to familiarize yourself with our style of shooting and editing. View our recent promotional films HERE.
Do you travel? We’re happy to travel! Last year we filmed a series of promotional films in Austin, a photographer promo in Maine, and a private event in New Orleans. We’ve “mastered” flying with our equipment and enjoy Southwest’s “bags fly free” policy.
What is your process? The first step in creating a great promotional film is getting to know you or the organization we’re trying to promote. We will ask you lots of questions and we will listen. We’ll look at your website and “stalk” you on Facebook. Anything to get to know your brand. You may have a concept for your film already, or maybe we’ll all brainstorm together. After our initial phone call or cup of coffee, Philip and I will usually have a good idea of the time it will take to create your film (how many locations, how much time shooting and editing) and can let you know an estimated cost. Once you approve, we’ll set a filming date and get started!
How much do you charge? We don’t have a standard pricelist for promotional films, because of the factors that contribute to cost (how many locations, duration of filming, estimated editing time, scheduling interviews, etc). We can usually give you a price estimate after our initial meeting or conversation.
What is your background? Check out our WHO WE ARE page for our full bios. Philip: studied screenwriting, shooting, editing, directing and producing in L.A. for a post-college semester + skilled in filmscore composition + worked in live event production in Nashville prior to moving to NC. MacKenzie : 8 years in sales, marketing, client relationships, and brand management in the luxury goods industry + an eye for design, previously working as a fine jewelry designer at Jewelsmith, in Durham. Together: combined our talents to form Inkspot Crow Films in 2010.
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