Capability statement videos, employee recruitment content, and leadership communications for federal contractors across the DC area, produced by a crew comfortable in high-security, high-access environments.
A shoot for a federal contractor often means badging, escort requirements, restricted areas, and a review process that a standard corporate video never has to clear. That is not a reason to avoid video, it is a reason to work with a crew that already knows how to operate inside those constraints instead of learning on your shoot day.
Our background includes covering high-level policy events at the Woodrow Wilson Center, heads of state, cabinet secretaries, and members of Congress, alongside our standard corporate video production work. If your organization is not government-facing, that page may be the simpler fit.
Capability statement videos for proposals and industry days, built to make a complex offering clear fast.
Recruitment and employer brand videos for a talent market where every contractor is competing for the same cleared candidates.
Leadership and town hall communications for a workforce that is often distributed across multiple sites.
Conference and industry event coverage for trade shows and government-facing events.
Multi-day, multi-site coverage for contractors operating across several facilities or program locations.
Proposal-ready video packaged to deadline, built around your industry day or submission date rather than a generic production timeline.
A shoot on a secure site is not a standard shoot with an extra form to fill out. Badging, escort requirements, restricted equipment zones, and a public affairs review can all shape what is even possible to film, and that has to be planned before crew shows up, not discovered at the gate.
We coordinate access requirements in advance, work with your security and public affairs contacts on what can be filmed and where, and staff cleared crew on request for projects that require it.
Footage review before release is standard practice for us on this kind of work, not an afterthought, since we know a federal-facing piece often has to clear more than one internal reviewer before it goes anywhere.
A capability statement video rarely stands alone. Most federal contractors need it alongside leadership testimony and employee spotlight content, timed to a proposal deadline or an industry day.
A typical engagement bundles a capability statement piece, a leadership or past-performance testimonial, and a set of employee or recruitment clips from the same shoot day, so your proposal team and your talent pipeline both get served from one production.
Curious what that runs? See the FAQ below, or build your own instant estimate on our pricing page.
Recent work includes a government contractor brand video for NIKA Solutions, three pieces built without a single scripted line, alongside policy event coverage at the Woodrow Wilson Center in rooms with heads of state, cabinet secretaries, and members of Congress. The gallery below shows a broader range of our corporate, brand, and event work.
1. We plan around your site’s access requirements first. Badging, escorts, restricted equipment zones, whatever the site requires gets mapped out before a crew shows up, not discovered at the gate.
2. Scripting and shot planning happen with your security and communications contacts, not around them. What can be filmed and where gets confirmed in advance so shoot day doesn’t stall on a question that could have been answered a week earlier.
3. Cleared crew gets staffed when the project requires it. If your site or your review process calls for it, that gets arranged as part of planning, not scrambled together after booking.
4. Footage review before release is standard, not a favor. A federal-facing piece often has to clear more than one internal reviewer, so that step is built into the schedule instead of treated as a delay.
Federal contractors, government-facing organizations, and companies operating in secure or access-controlled environments across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area, from small businesses on their first set-aside contract to established primes. For legal or compliance-facing government work, see video production for law firms.
For employer brand and recruiting content specifically, see recruitment video production.
Yes. Our team has experience working with government-adjacent organizations and federal contractors, and we understand the discretion, protocols, and turnaround expectations that kind of work requires.
We can arrange cleared crew on request for projects that require it. Let us know your requirements and we will staff accordingly.
Yes. We staff scalable crews from single-shooter days to full multi-camera, multi-day teams, depending on the size and duration of the contract.
A single capability statement or leadership testimonial starts around $2,500 to $4,000. A full capability statement package with employee spotlights and past-performance testimony typically runs $12,000 to $15,000. You can build your own instant estimate on our pricing page.
Yes. Tell us the deadline as early as possible and we plan the shoot and edit calendar backward from it, since proposal and industry day dates do not move.
Yes. We coordinate badging, escort requirements, and restricted equipment zones with your security contact in advance, so shoot day runs on a plan rather than getting figured out at the gate.
Yes. See recruitment video production for employer brand and recruiting content built for a talent market where every contractor is competing for the same cleared candidates.
As early as you have the date. Proposal and industry day timelines are usually fixed, so the earlier we know, the more flexibility we have to plan around badging, clearances, and access requirements.