Company and manufacturing videos in Almaty
Show how your business works: people, processes, equipment and completed work. Video for websites, partner presentations, exhibitions or recruitment.
Priced for your project
A video about specific aspects of the business for a defined viewer. Content, verified facts and versions are agreed before production.
Filming examples
Examples demonstrate format and execution, not a promise of identical outcomes for every project.
What’s included
Audience and content
We define who will watch and what they need to understand. We choose verifiable facts, locations and participants without unsupported company claims.
Site access plan
We agree on the route, working processes, timing, access and filming restrictions. We respect safety rules and do not include confidential information in publication.
People and processes
We prepare work scenes, equipment details and interviews when needed. Team, speech recording and additional filming methods are estimated for the task.
Film and adaptations
We agree on the main video and necessary short versions. Voice-over, music, graphics, subtitles and languages enter the estimate only in the approved scope.
The task and filming preparation
A corporate film does not have to be a long story about the entire business. Buyers need processes and capabilities; candidates need people and working conditions; partners need to understand the operation. We first choose the viewer and the questions the video should answer.
- Manufacturers presenting their processes and capabilities
- Companies preparing partner, exhibition or website presentations
- HR teams showing people and the working environment
What to show in a corporate film
We start with the viewer’s questions rather than an attractive façade. Which operations does the business perform, who is responsible and what can be seen on site? That becomes the filming route and script. Drone shots, interviews and graphics are used where they help explain the business, not as a mandatory package for every company.
Work stages
Task and examples
Tell us what the video needs to show and where it will run. You can choose a portfolio example; a finished script is not needed for the first enquiry.
Plan and estimate
We agree on scenes, production approach, team, versions, timing and revisions. Filming, editing and necessary external costs are listed in the estimate before work starts.
Filming and editing
We follow the agreed plan, check important details and assemble the video within the approved scope.
Review and delivery
We check the result against the brief, make the agreed revisions and deliver files for the selected platforms.
Common questions
The estimate depends on the script, working hours, locations, team, sound, editing and number of versions. After discussing the task, we separate essential work from additional costs. An hourly rate is not the price of a finished project; the total price and VAT are stated in the estimate.
Let's plan videos for your task
We will clarify your task, scope and terms, then prepare an estimate. Sending this form creates no commitment.
Scene and video-scope template
Scene and video-scope template
Illustrative template, not a client report or a promise of package scope. Fill it for the agreed project; no invented results are shown.
- Scene
- What we see / hear / want the viewer to understand
- Preparation
- Participant / product / location / props
- Edit
- Pace / sound / titles / subtitles
- Versions
- Channel / format / language / duration
- Acceptance
- Required scenes, versions and approver
Save and discussA service summary, work examples and questions to discuss with your manager. No enquiry required.
Corporate video
Show how your business works: people, processes, equipment and completed work. Video for websites, partner presentations, exhibitions or recruitment.
What the service includes
- Audience and content
- Site access plan
- People and processes
- Film and adaptations
Prepare a video shoot
Agree the message and distribution first, then scenes and logistics. Applicable to mobile filming and video production.
- Message. Write what the viewer should understand and the logical next action in one sentence.
- Versions. Specify channels, orientation, language, subtitles and duration before filming.
- Scenes. List the frame, action, line, product and props. Separate required scenes from optional ones.
- Preparation. Check location, noise, light, clothing, access and participants. Assign one decision-maker.
- On-set check. Check sound, brand pronunciation, product details and required scenes before wrapping.
- Edit and delivery. Agree editing references, appropriately licensed music, titles, revision process and final versions.
Scene and video-scope template
Illustrative template, not a client report or a promise of package scope. Fill it for the agreed project; no invented results are shown.
- Scene
- What we see / hear / want the viewer to understand
- Preparation
- Participant / product / location / props
- Edit
- Pace / sound / titles / subtitles
- Versions
- Channel / format / language / duration
- Acceptance
- Required scenes, versions and approver
Questions to align on before starting
- Who is the video for, and what message should the viewer understand?
- Where will it be published: which platforms, orientations, languages and versions?
- Which scenes, people, products, locations and source materials need filming or preparation?
- Which editing, sound, graphics and subtitles are needed; who agrees the video count, timing and revisions?
These questions help prepare a discussion; they are not a personalised audit or estimate. Scope, timing and cost are agreed after the brief.
Answers before starting
- How much does filming cost?
- The estimate depends on the script, working hours, locations, team, sound, editing and number of versions. After discussing the task, we separate essential work from additional costs. An hourly rate is not the price of a finished project; the total price and VAT are stated in the estimate.
- Do I need to choose a phone or professional camera first?
- No. Start with the task and an example you like. We suggest a production approach and explain differences in lighting, sound, organisation and post-production. A short vertical video is not necessarily filmed on a phone.
- Are publishing and ad launch included?
- This service covers video production. Account management, publishing and paid distribution are agreed separately. A video view, an enquiry and a sale are different events; filming quality alone cannot guarantee distribution results.
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