39+
YEARS IN BUSINESS
50K+
HOURS EDITED
5000+
PRODUCTIONS DELIVERED
5★
STAR RATED
Trusted by Leading Brands
Five categories of professional productions built for business
Make leaders, customers, and testimonials sound confident, clear, and credible.
Capture keynotes, panel discussions, and other talks with clean audio and a polished multi-camera feel.
Booth promos and event highlights that extend trade show ROI after the show ends.
Onboarding and SOP videos that reduce repeat questions and keep teams aligned.
Work that moves the needle for clients
who needed it to count
Pharmaceutical · Clinical Documentation
Avexis (acquired by Novartis)
Support high-stakes clinical-trial documentation and corporate storytelling for FDA review.
Video documentation across 50 worldwide clinical trial sites demonstrating the efficacy of Zolgensma, a one-time gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy. We also produced supporting videos, edited patient progress videos, training videos, and a piece showcasing the construction of their manufacturing facility.
An example of how we helped a pharmaceutical company in a highly regulated industry demonstrate the efficacy of its drug through video production and post-production. We provided written, video, and telephone support and guidance to their 50 international sites, as well as documentation of patient progress, training videos, and story-driven corporate content. We helped Avexis gain FDA approval and helped position them to sell their life-saving drug to Novartis.
Answers to questions most clients ask
We produce all types of business videos. We don’t do weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, or birthday parties. Other than that, if it involves business or an event, we’ll be happy to help! This includes marketing, training, safety, trade show, event, interview, and presentation videos — along with virtually any other type of business video production you need.
As we all know, there are no guarantees in life. Just probabilities. With stellar reviews on Google and Yelp, no complaints against us with the Better Business Bureau (A+ rated), and almost 40 years in business, you can trust us to do an excellent job, as thousands of clients have already done.
One thing that will help, which also gets us on the same page in terms of expectations, is for you to find a similar video on YouTube. Search for examples of the type of video you want to produce, and chances are, you’ll see some that you like. When you send us a link to something you like, we can tell you the elements that went into producing it and what it would entail to produce something similar.
With nearly 40 years of experience in the video production industry, Video One possesses the expertise, equipment, and personnel to complete the job as expected, on time, and without a hassle. Our positive Google and Yelp reviews serve as proof that our clients appreciate the work we’re doing. We get repeat business and many referrals, two hallmarks of a job well done.
Once you have a sense of what you need, whether it’s an interview, marketing, training or other video produced, the next matter is to find a reliable and trustworthy company to meet your video needs. Here is a succinct list of what you should keep in mind before making your decision:
Experience & Reputation
Check how long the company has been in business.
Look for client testimonials and online reviews.
Verify their reputation through reputable sources, such as the Better Business Bureau.
Portfolio & Capabilities
Review samples of their past work to ensure quality and relevance.
Confirm they have experience with similar projects.
Ensure they can meet your timeline without cutting corners.
Communication & Professionalism
Assess their attitude, responsiveness, and willingness to collaborate.
Check if they have researched your company and understand your goals.
Ensure they ask relevant questions and listen to your needs.
Pricing & Deliverables
Get a precise, itemized quote upfront.
Ensure you receive all project files, including raw footage and final edits.
Confirm that they outline the full scope, including crew size, equipment, and production details.
Contracts & Legal Considerations
Ensure that the rights to the video(s) are clearly stated and that they belong to you.
Verify their insurance coverage for potential liabilities.
Ensure that deadlines and expectations are clearly outlined in a straightforward agreement.
Overall Professionalism
Evaluate the clarity and organization of their proposal.
Take note of their attention to detail, both in their communication and work.
Avoid choosing solely based on price—quality matters in the long run.
That depends on several factors, which we discuss during our initial email or telephone conversation. It generally comes down to the scope of the project. How many cameras and videographers do you need? Will we edit the video, or will you? Who will write the script? Do you want a professional voice-over narrator? Do you need us for a full day or a half day? These are some of the questions we’ll ask you when we communicate. After our discussion, we’ll send you a detailed proposal that includes the scope of the project, services to be provided, relevant samples, a budget breakdown, and other important information.
Yes, we are. We can produce your video from concept to completion and anything in between.
Yes. We will be happy to film, edit, or both. If we only do production work, we will upload the footage to a video-sharing site such as Dropbox, Frame.io, or Google Drive. If you already have footage that just needs editing, we can handle that as well.
We require a 50% deposit to initiate the project, with the balance due upon receipt of your final, approved video(s).
About a third of our clients are from other states and countries that need video production and, often, editing services. Clients have hired us from China, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Chile, Australia, the UAE, Canada, and numerous other countries and states. Even when clients have a regular video team in their part of the world, it is often more cost-effective to hire a local production company than to cover travel-related costs.
Yes, we do. We routinely do video production in other states and even in other countries. Since our clients are familiar with our work, they are willing to incur the extra cost of travel if they know they’ll receive a high-quality result.
Anyone who promises that your video will go viral is not being truthful. There are no guarantees that a video will go viral or be a sleeper. Some of the best ways to increase your odds of it going viral are to have a great idea, film and edit your video in a unique way, use humor, be relevant, emulate ideas from existing viral videos, send a link to your video to everyone you know, and pray!
