Request a production estimate

A useful quote begins with a defined scope.

Tell us what the production must accomplish, who will participate, where it will happen, when it is needed, and which finished assets your team expects.

What shapes an estimate

Seven details help us respond more usefully.

You do not need a finished production brief. Share the decisions already made and identify the areas where you need guidance.

01

Service & purpose

Executive communications, live streaming, video podcasting, or corporate video—and what the program must accomplish.

02

Audience & distribution

Who needs to watch, and will the program be public, internal, live, or on demand?

03

Format & participants

Presenter, interview, panel, podcast, or event—and how many people will be on camera.

04

Production location

Our Metro Atlanta studio, your office, or an event venue that requires an on-location crew.

05

Date & deadline

Preferred production date, event date, participant availability, and final delivery deadline.

06

Finished deliverables

Runtime, versions, editing, graphics, audio, streaming destinations, and delivery specifications.

07

Working budget

A budget range helps us recommend a realistic crew, schedule, and production approach.

Estimate request

Describe the production you are planning.

Include the primary service, target date, location, participant count, expected runtime, required deliverables, and working budget range when known. We can clarify open questions during the follow-up conversation.

  • Executive communications
  • Live streaming or webcasting
  • Video podcast production
  • Corporate video production

An estimate is based on the information available and may change if the scope, schedule, location, or deliverables change.

For a more useful estimate: complete the project details, production location, timing, and working budget fields when known.

Your information is used to respond to your production inquiry. Please do not include confidential or regulated information in the initial message.

Need to discuss the scope first?

Start with the communication goal and the date you are working toward.