Question 1

What types of video do you produce?

Accepted Answer

We produce corporate, product, training, recruitment, event, brand, social media, and mining and industrial videos. The right format depends on what the video needs to achieve, who it needs to reach and where the content will be used.

Question 2

Do you work across Australia?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We deliver video production across Australia, including capital cities, regional areas and remote locations. Planning, crew, travel, access and production schedules are coordinated around the requirements of each project.

Question 3

Can you film at active workplaces, industrial sites and remote locations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We film in offices, warehouses, factories, workshops, mine sites, event venues and other active workplaces. Mining and industrial projects are planned around site access, inductions, safety requirements, operating schedules and filming restrictions so production can proceed safely and with minimal disruption.

Question 4

How does your video production process work?

Accepted Answer

Each project moves through planning, filming, editing and final delivery. We first confirm the objective, audience, scope and schedule, then coordinate the people, locations and production requirements. After filming, we manage the edit, review process and delivery of the approved files. You can see the full process in our AA Four-Step Method.

Question 5

Do we need a finished brief or script before contacting you?

Accepted Answer

No. A clear objective is helpful, but you do not need a finished brief or script. We can help define the right video format, shape the structure and key messages, prepare interview questions, and write or refine the script where required.

Question 6

How much does video production typically cost?

Accepted Answer

Our structured video production packages start at $3,950 + GST. Final cost depends on filming time, locations, crew, access requirements, editing complexity and the number of videos required. Projects that do not fit a package are quoted according to the agreed scope.

Question 7

How long does post-production usually take?

Accepted Answer

Most standard projects receive a first draft within 10 to 14 business days after filming. Larger productions, multiple deliverables or more complex editing may require additional time. The production and review schedule is confirmed before filming begins.

Question 8

How are revisions handled?

Accepted Answer

The number of included revision rounds is confirmed in the proposal. Feedback is collected at the draft stage and applied in agreed rounds, helping keep changes clear and the delivery schedule on track. Any work outside the approved scope is discussed before additional editing begins.

Question 9

What video files and formats will we receive?

Accepted Answer

Final videos are supplied in formats suited to where they will be used, including websites, social media, presentations and internal platforms. Depending on the agreed scope, delivery may include a master video, shorter cutdowns, platform-specific versions and captioned versions.

Question 10

What is the best way to get started?

Accepted Answer

Get in touch with a short outline of what the video needs to achieve, who it is for, where filming may take place, your preferred timing and any deliverables already known. If the brief is still developing, we can help work through the remaining details.

Video Production FAQs

What types of video do you produce?

Do you work across Australia?

Can you film at active workplaces, industrial sites and remote locations?

How does your video production process work?

Do we need a finished brief or script before contacting you?

How much does video production typically cost?

How long does post-production usually take?

How are revisions handled?

What video files and formats will we receive?

What is the best way to get started?

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