The cost of a video depends on several variables, including:
-Complexity of the creative approach
-Number of shooting days
-Size of the crew required
-Equipment package
-Turnaround time
-Duration of the video
-Location
-Graphics (animation, 3D, etc.)
-Talent

If scope changes, there will be change orders. Every charge should be outlined from the beginning in the SOW along with a tentative workback schedule.

Vidionix offers script-to-screen video production for live action, animated and virtual and hybrid events.
Corporate Culture Video
Marketing Campaign Videos
Product Launch
Product Demos
Social Media Shorts
Commercials
Animated Explainer
Event Opener
Event Highlight Reel
Customer Testimonial
Trade Show Loop
Event Live Streaming

Creative Concepting
Script Writing
Storyboarding
Art Direction
Producing
Location Scouting
Production Coordination
Lighting
Casting
Hair and makeup
Professional Voice Over Recording and Editing
Video Editing
Motion Graphics
Animation 2D and 3D
Audio Mixing
Sound Design
Color Correction

Yes, we also have a network of crews on which we frequently collaborate with to get things done in just about any city in the world.

We’ve provided our services to several industries, including Healthcare, Education, Industrial, Food and Beverage, Athletics and Manufacturing.

The client owns the footage.

We encourage our clients to get as involved as they want to get. Typically, we hold an in-person meeting or ask you to fill out a brief questionnaire to help us understand the project requirements. Once that step is complete, you can have as much or as little input into the scripting, filming and editing as you’d like. Regardless of what our clients prefer, we always ensure they are informed at every step of the process.

Yes, we have a studio at our headquarters in Jeffersonville, IN (right across the bridge from downtown Louisville). The studio is 40”x50” and is accessible by the street.

Yes, we rent our studio space.

We do not shoot weddings, however, we work with several video production companies that specialize in this area and would be happy to connect you with them.

Yes, we can provide this footage but there are additional fees for storage and transferring time.

We currently have 10 full-time employees. However, because most of our work is project-based, we work with several freelancers and contractors when we need to scale for larger projects.

Just like the cost of a video, the answer for the timeframe of producing a video from start to finish is the same: it depends on several factors.
Typically, to produce a two-minute live-action video that includes interviews, b-roll (video supporting the narrative), and motion graphics text, the time to completion is four to eight weeks.

There are a lot of great video production companies out there who do excellent work. Our philosophy has always been to control what we can control, do what we say we’re going to do, and deliver a next level experience to our clients. If we do have one differentiator that sets us apart from most of the competition, it’s that we were producing virtual and hybrid events well before the COVID-19 pandemic. Having this experience under our belt before the pandemic was a blessing for Vidionix.

If you’re still curious about why you should hire Vidionix, don’t just take our word for it. Here is a link to our testimonials page where you can hear straight from our customers.

Yes, upon request. Our scriptwriting services are $199/hour.

Yes, however we can assist with this. Depending on the rights and where the media will be placed, certain licensing must be paid for by the client.

Yes, upon request.

Yes, upon request or if necessary.

Yes, by default we bring lights and backdrops to most shoots.

Yes. 50% on signing SOW, 50% upon completion

Credit card, bank transfer or a good old-fashioned check will do.