Real prices from a Bristol video business, what drives the cost, and how monthly packages compare with one-off films.
It’s one of the first questions people ask, and one of the hardest to answer without knowing what you need. So here are my actual prices, and the things that push any video budget up or down.
Filming when you already know what you need, like an event or extra content for your team to use.
Brand films, testimonials, events and launches, with a clear scope and a clear price.
Regular filming and editing for social and YouTube, so you post consistently without having to think about it.
Whoever you hire, the same few things decide what a video costs:
Ideas, scripts and organising locations and people all take time before a camera comes out.
Half a day, a full day or several days. More days, more cost.
A solo shooter costs less than a crew with separate sound, lighting and extra cameras. Bigger isn’t always better: plenty of great business content is made by one experienced person.
A simple talking-head edit is quicker than a piece with motion graphics, colour grading and lots of B-roll.
One 90-second film costs less than that film plus cut-downs in different formats for social.
Licensed music, voiceover, actors and travel outside Bristol all add to the bill.
For most businesses, the bigger return comes from showing up regularly. A monthly package spreads the cost, uses one shoot day to feed weeks of content (here’s how that works), and builds momentum on social and YouTube.
Every project is different, so the quickest way to a real number is to tell me what you need. Start a project and I’ll come back to you within one working day with a clear price and a plan.
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