Video Production Case Studies
A portfolio shows you the cut. It does not tell you what the job actually was, how often we were on site, what the client was trying to sell, or what it cost to make. These pages do that. Each one covers a single client relationship: the work, where it happened, the formats it produced, and the published rate band that kind of work sits in.
They exist because the useful question is rarely "is the footage good". It is "what would this look like for a business like mine". A remodeler running an ongoing progress program and a detail shop shooting ad creative around whichever car is in the bay are completely different engagements, even though both end in short vertical videos.
Current write-ups
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Construction Video for New Day Construction
An ongoing documentation program running since February 2026 across Seattle, Woodinville and Snohomish. Mixes cheap, frequent iPhone progress check-ins on live sites with scheduled professional shoots that produce the kitchen, bathroom and whole-home remodel ads.
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Ad Creative for A1 Auto Detailing in Lynnwood
Paid social advertising for a ceramic coating, paint protection film and window tint shop, filmed around whichever vehicles are in the bay. Includes teleprompter ad reads cut against existing b-roll, which is how the shop keeps ad volume up without a new shoot per offer.
What these pages do not include
No client invoices and no per-job totals. Every price shown is a band from the published rate card: filming from $100 per hour on iPhone 4K or $200 per hour on professional 4K, editing at $75 per hour, and done-for-you ad packages from $1,300. What a specific client paid is between us and them.
More to come
Write-ups are added as jobs are delivered and cleared for publication, so this list grows rather than being backfilled all at once. For the full reel library across every client, including work that has no write-up yet, see the portfolio. To see the cities we cover, see where Vourly films.