Corporate video production company
Click Play Films is a corporate video production company producing broadcast-standard video for brands, executives, and enterprises. Fortune 500 craft, one accountable team, transparent pricing.
Corporate video production that means business
Broadcast-standard craft. Fortune 500 experience. One accountable team.
Click Play Films is a corporate video production company with 15+ years of experience producing for brands like GEICO, Walmart, and Netflix. We handle executive messages, brand films, internal communications, recruitment, training, and event coverage, all to a broadcast standard. From concept through production and post, your project is handled by a dedicated producer who owns it start to finish.
Whether you need a single executive video or a full campaign, we bring the crew, the craft, and transparent pricing, then deliver corporate video built to perform.
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Corporate video production work
A sample of the corporate and brand work our team has produced and delivered.
Corporate video production services
Brand Films
Tell your company story with impact.
Executive Video
Polished messages from leadership.
Internal Communications
Align and inform your teams.
Recruitment Video
Attract the right talent.
Training Video
Onboard and upskill at scale.
Corporate Event Video
Multi-camera conference, town hall, and event coverage.
Production company, agency, or freelancer?
Buyers use these words interchangeably and they are not the same thing. Knowing which one you actually need is the difference between a project that lands and one that costs twice and delivers half.
A Freelancer
One person with a camera. Genuinely the right answer for a simple talking head on a small budget. Wrong the moment you need casting, multiple locations, motion graphics, or someone accountable when a shoot day goes sideways.
A Corporate Video Production Agency
Often sells the creative and subcontracts the making of it. Fine when the strategy is the hard part. The risk is that nobody in the room on the shoot day has authority over the budget, and problems get resolved by email a week later.
A Production Company
Owns the outcome end to end: concept, crew, direction, post, delivery. What people mean when they search for corporate video production companies and want one number to call when something changes.
A Production House
Usually means the same as a production company, with a slight lean toward post and finishing. Worth asking any corporate video production house whether they actually crew shoots or only edit what you bring them.
Searching Near Me
Proximity matters less than most people assume and costs more than they expect. What matters is whether crew is local to the shoot, not whether the office is local to you. We crew from six offices and cover 48 markets, so travel usually stays off the invoice either way.
What We Are
A full-service corporate video production company. Creative, crew, direction, and post in-house, one producer accountable from brief to delivery, and a quote that itemizes everything before anything is booked.
How corporate video production works, brief to delivery
Corporate video fails when nobody owns it. Every Click Play project runs through one producer who is accountable from the first call to the final export, so you are never chasing a handoff between a creative shop, a crew, and an edit house.
Brief and Strategy
We start with the business goal, not the shot list. Who is the audience, what do they need to believe, and where will this live. You leave the first call with a clear approach and a budget range.
Pre-Production
Script, storyboard, casting, locations, scheduling, and crew. We lock the details before anyone picks up a camera, which is what keeps shoot days efficient and budgets predictable.
Production
Broadcast-standard crews and gear, with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, and Houston and local crews in markets across the country. Executive interviews, multi-location shoots, and full sets are all handled in-house.
Post-Production
Edit, motion graphics, color, sound mix, and delivery. Cut to the same standard as broadcast work, because most of our team came up producing spots that had to clear network QC.
Delivery
Every format you need, from broadcast masters to cutdowns for LinkedIn, internal platforms, and paid social. Captions and alternate aspect ratios included.
Ongoing
Most corporate clients come back. We keep your footage archived and your brand standards on file, so the second project starts faster and costs less than the first.
Why corporate video earns its budget
Video stopped being optional some time ago. What has changed recently is that it stopped being easy, and the numbers show it.
Here is the more interesting number, and the reason this page exists. Wyzowl has run the same survey for twelve years. The share of marketers reporting good ROI from video just fell from 93% to 82%, the sharpest single-year drop they have recorded. Adoption did not fall. It hit an all-time high of 91%.
Those two facts together tell you what happened. Production got cheap, AI tooling arrived, everyone started making video, and the average return went down because the average video got worse. The gap between video that works and video that merely exists is wider now than it has been at any point in the last decade.
Which is why 89% of consumers saying quality affects their trust is the number we would point a board at. Making video is no longer the hard part. Making video good enough to be worth the budget is.
A corporate production partner, not just a vendor
We pair Fortune 500 craft with the accountability of one in-house team: producers, directors, crews, and editors under one roof. That means efficient shoot days, consistent quality, and video that competes at the highest level. You get a dedicated producer, transparent budgets, and a partner who owns your project from first call to final cut.
Corporate video for companies you know
Our corporate work runs from executive storytelling to recruitment and internal communications, for enterprises, consultancies, and fast-growing technology brands.
Boston Consulting Group
A Day In The Life series putting consultants on camera to show how BCG actually works, produced for recruitment and employer brand.
ElevenLabs x Headspace
A brand collaboration film for two technology companies, produced end to end. Read the case study →
American Express
Small business storytelling for one of the most recognized brands in financial services.
Peapod
A company brand video establishing who Peapod is and what they stand for, built to work across web, sales, and internal use.
Seclock
A recruitment video built to attract the right candidates and give them an honest look at the company before they apply.
Neuberger Berman
Aligned for Excellence, a three-spot campaign for Bloomberg TV, produced with a crew of twenty-five over two shoot days in Manhattan. Read the case study →
Our producers have also delivered work for GEICO, Walmart, Netflix, Toyota, USA Network, BlackRock, Sony Music, and LinkedIn. That advertising background is why our corporate video is cut to the same standard as work that airs.
What corporate video production costs
Most production companies will not put numbers on a page. Here are ours.
Corporate video pricing depends on crew size, number of locations, shoot days, and how much post the piece needs. These are the ranges most of our corporate projects fall into, and we scope every project against your actual goals before quoting.
$3,000 to $10,000
Single executive or talking-head video. One location, one shoot day, a compact crew. Executive messages, leadership updates, single testimonials, and internal announcements. Includes scripting support, production, edit, color, and sound.
$5,000 to $20,000
Brand film or multi-location corporate piece. Multiple locations or shoot days, larger crew, more involved post including motion graphics and licensed music. Company brand films, recruitment video, culture pieces, and case study films.
$10,000 and up
Full campaign or video series. Multiple deliverables produced together, which lowers the per-video cost. Series work, campaigns with cutdowns for paid and social, and broadcast-standard commercial production.
Producing several videos at once is almost always cheaper per piece than commissioning them one at a time, because you are sharing crew, locations, and setup across the whole set. If you have a year of video needs, tell us all of them on the first call and we will scope it as a program rather than a series of one-offs.
Corporate video production questions
How much does corporate video production cost?
A single executive or talking-head video typically runs $3,000 to $10,000. A brand film or multi-location corporate piece runs $5,000 to $20,000. Full campaigns and video series start around $10,000 and scale with the number of deliverables. Cost is driven by crew size, shoot days, locations, and post complexity, and we give you a firm quote before anything is booked.
Is corporate video actually worth the investment?
The industry data says yes, with a caveat worth knowing. In Wyzowl’s 2026 survey, 83% of marketers reported video had directly increased sales and 85% said it generated leads. But the share reporting good ROI fell from 93% to 82% in a single year, while adoption hit an all-time high. More people are making video and getting less back from it. The determining factor is quality, not presence: 89% of consumers say video quality affects whether they trust a brand.
Do you produce corporate event video?
Yes. Conferences, town halls, award nights, and internal summits, covered multi-camera with clean audio taken from the sound desk. The recap film is usually the highest-value deliverable because it sells next year’s event, and individual session edits give speakers something to share to their own audiences. We plan the coverage around your run of show rather than turning up and filming whatever happens.
What is the difference between a corporate video production company and an agency?
An agency typically sells the strategy and creative, then subcontracts the production to someone else. A production company makes the thing. Some agencies do both well, and plenty of corporate video production companies handle creative perfectly capably. The question worth asking either way is who is physically on the shoot day, and whether that person can make a decision when something changes.
How long does a corporate video take to produce?
A standard corporate video takes two to four weeks from kickoff to final delivery. A larger brand film or a series runs two to eight weeks depending on scope, locations, and how many rounds of review your team needs. We map out the schedule at kickoff so you always know where the project stands.
How long should a corporate video be?
Most land between thirty seconds and two minutes, which is also where 71% of marketers say video is most effective. Wistia’s analysis of 14 million videos found engagement averages around 50% under a minute and 46% at one to three minutes, so the practical rule is to put your most important point early rather than building to it. Longer runs are justified when the audience has chosen to watch, such as a brand film or a case study.
What types of corporate video do you produce?
Brand films, executive and leadership messages, internal communications, recruitment and employer brand video, training and onboarding content, customer testimonials and case study films, and multi-camera corporate event coverage. All produced to a broadcast standard.
Do we need a corporate video production company near us?
Less than you would think. What actually keeps travel off a budget is having crew local to the shoot location, not having an office local to your desk. We have offices in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, and Houston and have covered productions in 48 markets, so for most projects the crew is already where the filming happens. Ask any company you are considering where their crew comes from rather than where their address is.
What is included in the price?
Pre-production planning, scripting support, crew and equipment, direction, all shoot days quoted, editing, color grading, sound mix, licensed music, and delivery in the formats you need. Travel, talent, and specialist gear are quoted separately and always itemized up front, never added later.
What makes a corporate video production company different from hiring a videographer?
A videographer shoots. A production company takes responsibility for the outcome: the concept, the script, the crew, the direction, the edit, and whether the finished piece does what the business needed it to do. Our producers came up making national ad campaigns, so the baseline we work to is broadcast, not acceptable.
Who owns the footage and the finished video?
You do. You receive the finished deliverables and, on request, the camera originals. We keep an archive so future projects can reuse material rather than reshoot it.
Can you work alongside our agency or in-house marketing team?
Yes, and often do. Agencies bring us in as the production partner on work they have already sold. In-house teams use us as the production arm they do not have to staff. Either way you get one producer who is accountable for delivery.
How many rounds of revisions are included?
Two rounds of edit revisions are standard on every project, which covers most corporate approvals. If your organization needs more stakeholders in the review, tell us at kickoff and we will build it into the schedule and the quote rather than surprising you later.
Do you handle scripting and creative, or do we need to provide it?
We handle it. Most corporate clients arrive with a goal rather than a script, and turning that into a concept, a structure, and words that sound like a human is part of what we do. If you already have a script or an agency creative, we produce to it.
Ready to produce your corporate video?
Tell us about your project and we will come back with an approach and a quote, fast.