What corporate video production includes
Corporate video production is the planning, crew, shoot and edit behind the videos a company actually uses: testimonials and interviews, event recaps and highlight reels, training and internal communications video, product and brand pieces. DFW Live Stream produces them in Dallas–Fort Worth with the same crew and gear that runs our live broadcasts, so the footage is broadcast-clean and the turnaround is realistic.
Pre-production
Scripting, storyboarding, shot lists, casting and location planning, handled in-house so the shoot day is efficient.
Multi-camera shoots
Broadcast cameras, professional lighting and wireless audio for interviews, testimonials, events and on-location b-roll — with drone coverage when the story needs it.
Event recap video
We are usually already in the room live streaming your event; the recap, sizzle reel and speaker clips come from the same cameras at a fraction of a separate shoot.
Post-production
Editing, sound design, motion graphics, color grading and captions, delivered in the formats each channel needs.
Social cuts
Vertical highlight clips for LinkedIn, Reels and Shorts cut from any shoot or live stream — see corporate video for social media.
You own everything
Raw footage on request, masters delivered in usable formats, and no licensing strings on your own video.
What corporate video production costs
Video production is quoted by scope: how many shoot days, how many cameras and crew, whether there is travel, and how much editing and graphics work the finished piece needs. A single-camera interview shoot with an edit is a very different job from a multi-day brand film, so we price each project after a short scoping call rather than from a rate card. If the video is captured at an event we are already streaming, the recap is usually the most cost-effective video your company will make all year. Rates and what drives them are covered in hiring a corporate videographer.
Scope your video project — book a 15-minute call
How it works
Scoping call. Fifteen minutes on the goal, the audience, where the video will live and the deadline. Pre-production. Script or interview questions, shot list, schedule, locations and talent. Shoot. A crew sized for the job, professional lighting and audio, and a producer keeping the day on schedule. Edit. A first cut for review, one or two revision rounds, then masters and social versions delivered.
Frequently asked questions
Who does multi-camera corporate video production in Dallas–Fort Worth?
DFW Live Stream produces multi-camera corporate video across Dallas–Fort Worth — interviews, testimonials, event recaps, training and brand video — using the same broadcast cameras, lighting and audio the company uses for live streaming, with editing and graphics done in-house.
How much does corporate video production cost?
It is quoted by scope — shoot days, cameras and crew, travel, and the amount of editing and motion graphics — after a short scoping call. Event recap videos captured during a live stream we are already producing are the most cost-effective option.
Can you film and live stream the same event?
Yes, and it is the most efficient way to do both. The broadcast cameras capture the recording, and the recap, speaker clips and social cuts are edited from the same footage afterward.
How long does a corporate video take to produce?
A single-day interview or testimonial shoot typically turns around in one to two weeks including a revision round. Multi-location or multi-day brand pieces take longer and are scheduled during pre-production.
Do you provide scripts and on-camera coaching?
Yes. Scripting, interview questions and storyboards are handled in-house, and we coach presenters on camera so the delivery reads naturally.
Who owns the footage and the final video?
You do. Masters are delivered in usable formats, raw footage is available on request, and there are no licensing restrictions on your own video.
