Video Production Company in Washington, DC
A Washington, DC video production company that goes beyond just making pretty videos. We work with companies to drive results.
See our portfolio, including social media video, commercial video production, and corporate event photography.
• SOCIAL MEDIA + WEB CONTENT
• COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
• CORPORATE + EDUCATIONAL
• CONVENTIONS + TRADESHOWS
• SOCIAL EVENTS + PERFORMANCES
• ONLINE COURSES + WEBINARS
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About Our DC Video Production Company
8 Media Group is a Washington, DC video production company built on one idea: your video should work as hard as the story deserves, not just look good in a highlight reel.
We’ve covered everything from a Croatian Ambassador’s FIFA World Cup announcement in Old Town Alexandria to Capitol Hill event coverage for organizations like the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Different projects, same standard: capture it right the first time so it holds up wherever it ends up.
Every project runs through the same real process, from pre-production planning through final delivery, so nothing gets left to chance on shoot day.
If your organization needs a video that actually does something once it’s finished, that’s exactly what we build.
Learn more about our video production team in Washington, DC. Agencies and out of town production companies can also hire a DC video crew for a single shoot day.
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Video production across the DC metro area
8 Media Group is a video production company based in Washington, DC, serving corporate clients, associations, and nonprofits across the entire DC metro area. In Virginia we work in Arlington, Alexandria, Tysons Corner, McLean, Reston, Herndon, Falls Church. In Maryland we cover Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Frederick. We do not charge travel or mileage fees for projects within the DC region.
Our services
FAQS
How much do you charge for video production? Do you have any packages?
A single shooter day in the DC area runs $800 to $1,400. A full corporate video project, planning through final delivery, typically lands in the $3,000 to $5,000 range depending on scope. Get in touch and we’ll give you an actual number for your project, not just a range.
What is your turnaround time?
Most corporate video projects take about a month from kickoff to final delivery, planning and scripting, then the shoot, then editing and revisions. A tighter deadline is often workable, just tell us upfront so we can plan the shoot and edit around it.
Are you located in DC?
Yes we are local to the DC area and do not charge travel or mileage fees for projects within the DC region.
Do travel to other locations outside of DC?
Yes we do travel and work outside of DC. Projects outside of the DC area are subject to travel costs such as mileage, airfare, meals, and lodging.
What is your process for video production?
Our video production process follows 3 phases of Pre-Production, Shoot Day, and Post Production
How many feedback/revision rounds are included?
We strive to collaborate with all our clients until they are happy with the final product. We welcome and are open to feedback. Each project includes 3 rounds of revisions and feedback in the post production process
Can't I hire hire someone cheap to make me a video?
Sure, you can find a single videographer for less. What you’re paying for with a full team is everything that happens around the camera, someone directing the interview so it doesn’t ramble, someone handling audio so it’s actually usable, and an editor who turns raw footage into something that holds up in front of your board or your funders.
I don’t feel it’s necessary, why do I need video?
Video is increasingly what RFPs and grant applications expect alongside the written proposal, and it’s what makes an annual report or a board update land instead of getting skimmed. If your peer organizations are already showing up with video and you’re still sending a PDF, that gap is the real answer to this question.