Company Profile Video Production in Washington, DC
A clear, factual overview of who you are and what you do, built for RFPs, proposals, and the first meeting with a prospective client or partner.
A clear, factual overview of who you are and what you do, built for RFPs, proposals, and the first meeting with a prospective client or partner.
A company profile video is not trying to be emotional or cinematic first, it is trying to be clear. Someone watching it, often a reviewer scoring a proposal or a prospect meeting you for the first time, needs to walk away knowing exactly what you do, who you serve, and why that matters, in two or three minutes.
If the goal is more about identity and values than a factual overview, our brand video production page is a better fit. For federal proposal work specifically, SAM.gov is worth reviewing for how capability statements are typically expected to be structured.
Capability overview videos for RFPs and proposals, built to make a complex offering clear fast.
Leadership introduction pieces that put a face to the executive team for a client meeting anyone can send ahead of time.
Service line breakdowns for organizations with more than one distinct offering.
General website overview videos for the homepage or about page.
Multi-service breakdowns cut as standalone clips, so a reviewer evaluating one specific service can watch just that piece.
Homepage and about-page cuts shortened from the same footage for a website visitor who needs the thirty-second version, not the full three minutes.
A company profile video has one job: make sure a reviewer or a first-time prospect walks away knowing exactly what you do, who you serve, and why it matters, usually in two or three minutes. That is a tighter, more disciplined brief than a brand film, and it changes how we script and edit.
We start with the handful of points a viewer actually needs, not a full list of everything the organization does, and build the script around making those points land clearly. Every cut earns its place by making the next point clearer, not by looking good on its own.
This is the video format built to survive being watched once, by someone who is scoring or evaluating you, not scrolling for entertainment.
A company profile rarely stands alone. Most organizations pair it with a leadership introduction, a service line breakdown, and a shorter homepage cut, all built from the same production day.
A typical engagement covers a primary overview video, individual leadership clips that can be sent ahead of a meeting, and service-specific cuts for organizations with more than one distinct offering. One shoot day, a set of proposal-ready assets.
Curious what that runs? See the FAQ below, or build your own instant estimate on our pricing page.
Our company profile work draws on the same interview-driven approach behind projects like the NIKA Solutions brand story. The gallery below shows a broader range of our corporate work.
We start with the handful of things a viewer actually needs to walk away knowing, not everything the organization does, and build the video around making those points land clearly. This usually means a tighter script than a brand video, since clarity and brevity matter more here than an emotional arc.
Organizations across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area that need a clear, factual overview for RFPs, proposals, or a first introduction, from small firms bidding their first contract to established organizations refreshing a dated overview video. For the RFP process itself, see our video production RFP guide.
For an identity-driven piece instead of a factual overview, see brand video production.
A company profile video typically runs $3,500 to $6,500 depending on the number of interviews and service lines covered. A full package with leadership clips and service breakdowns runs higher. You can build your own instant estimate on our pricing page.
Most run two to three minutes. Long enough to cover what you do and who you serve, short enough that a reviewer or prospect actually watches the whole thing.
Yes. Tell us the format, length, or content requirements from the solicitation and we will script and structure the video to match them.
We typically draft the script from a conversation about the handful of points you need a viewer to walk away knowing, then refine it with your team before shoot day.
Yes. This is common for organizations with more than one distinct offering, a primary overview plus standalone clips a reviewer can watch for just the service they are evaluating.
A company profile answers what you do, built for clarity in an RFP or first meeting. A brand video answers who you are, built around tone and real people. See brand video production if identity matters more than a factual overview.
A straightforward profile video typically takes 2 to 4 weeks from shoot to final delivery. Tell us your submission deadline and we will plan backward from it.
A few weeks of notice is usually enough, though tight RFP deadlines are common in this category and we plan around them regularly. Tell us your deadline as early as you have it.