Real footage. Real people. Real calls.
Stock video can't show your team, your space or your work. Seth comes out to your business, films on a Sony A7 IV and turns it into short vertical ads and reels that look like they belong in the feed.
Why on-site video works
People want to know who they're booking. Whether it's someone coming into their home, working on their car or treating their skin, a short clip of the real owner and the real team builds trust faster than any graphic. It also looks different from every template ad around it, and different is what stops a thumb.
What we film
Every shoot is planned around the ads we're going to run. Common shots:
- The owner talking straight to camera about what makes the business different.
- Your team doing the work, start to finish.
- Before and after results, where that makes sense for your industry.
- Your space, trucks, tools and the small details customers notice.
- Short walk-and-talk explainers that answer common questions.
How a shoot day goes
We plan the shot list together ahead of time, so the day stays tight and doesn't get in the way of business. Seth shows up, films, and gets out of your hair. No big crew, no lighting trucks.
Then the footage gets cut into multiple vertical ads, reels and short clips for organic posts. One shoot usually feeds months of content, and we come back for fresh footage when ads start to feel stale.
Do you have to be on camera?
Not if you'd rather not. Owner-on-camera ads often do well because people like knowing who they're dealing with, but your team, your work and your results can carry the video too. Seth keeps it relaxed and coaches you through it if you do want to talk to camera. No scripts to memorize.
From the blog
See all posts- Why video ads beat stock photos for local businesses
Why real video of your team and your work beats stock photos in local ads. What to film, whether a phone is enough and how one shoot feeds months of ads.
- What to say in a video ad: 5 simple formats for service businesses
Not sure what to say in a video ad? Five simple formats that work for local service businesses, plus how to open strong and end with a clear next step.
Questions
How long does a shoot take?
Most shoots fit into part of a day. We plan it on the call so it works around your schedule.
Can I use the videos on my own pages?
Yes. The edited videos are yours to post on your own social pages and website.
Do you film outside Oklahoma City?
Yes. Shoots in the OKC metro are the easiest to schedule, and we plan travel on the call for businesses farther out.
Boring ads don't book jobs.
Grab 45 minutes with Seth. We'll look at what you're running now and what to fix first.
