Videography · Law firms
Video for Greenville law firms.
Attorney introductions, short practice-area explainers, and client stories that answer the questions people are already typing into Google. Filmed in the Upstate, cut for your website and social.
Business video projects usually start at $500 to $1,500, depending on length, locations, and editing.
What we make.
Introductions
Attorney intro videos
A short video of each attorney talking the way they talk to clients. It works on the bio page, the Google Business Profile, and the email a new client gets after the first call.
Explainers
Practice-area explainers
Under a minute on one question a client actually asks. Same short format as the roofing explainers below, with your questions instead of theirs.
Client stories
Client story videos
When a client wants to tell their story on camera, we keep it simple and let them talk. No script, no staged lobby handshake.
Office and team
Firm and team video
The office, the conference room, the people. Useful for recruiting and for clients who want to know who they are walking in to see.
The explainer format.
Short explainers we made for a local roofing company. Swap the roof questions for the ones your clients ask.
How often should you get your roof inspected?
Local Roofer vs. National Roofer
Crest Roofing: What To Look For When Buying A Home
How it works.
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Short call
Which attorneys, which practice areas, and which client questions matter most.
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Talking points
We draft them from those questions. Your attorneys review and approve before shoot day.
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Shoot day
At your office, scheduled around the calendar.
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Edit and sign-off
Cut for your website, YouTube, and social. The firm approves the final versions before they go live.
South Carolina's rules on lawyer advertising apply to video the same way they apply to print, so nothing runs until your firm has approved it.
Law firm video questions.
How much does law firm video cost?
Most business video projects start at $500 to $1,500. The price depends on how many videos you need, how many attorneys and locations are involved, and how much editing it takes. You get a quote before anything is booked.
Who writes what the attorneys say?
We start from the questions your clients already ask and turn them into short talking points. Your attorneys review and approve every script before shoot day, and the firm signs off on the final cut before anything is published.
Can you film at our office?
Yes. Attorney videos usually look and sound best where the attorney actually works, and it keeps the shoot short for a busy calendar.
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