15 minutes. Your roster, your production demand, and a clear next step.
Your agency's name
Reserved production capacity
Your clients stay yours
You own the relationship. We run production.
A production partner. Not another thing to manage.
01
We lead the room.
Your client has never been on camera and they're nervous. The location changed this morning. The light is going. Somebody has to make the call.
That's us. Not you.
We build the shot list before the shoot, direct your client through it, and run the day from load-in to wrap. You don't have to attend. If you do, you're there as the owner — not as the person holding the plan together.
02
The capacity is reserved.
Three, five or eight production days a month, held on our calendar before you've sold them. When a client asks for video on a Tuesday, you already know the answer is yes.
Not "let me check if we have room." Held.
You can promise a client a shoot date before you've signed the work, because the days are already yours. Everything delivered within five business days of the shoot.
03
Your clients stay yours.
We never contact your clients directly. Not for a referral, not for feedback, not once. It's in the agreement.
Your client meets one agency on that shoot, and it's yours. We're introduced by you, we answer to you, and we leave when it's done.
The production process
How it works.
01
A fifteen-minute call.
We ask about your roster, your production demand, and how your creative workflow runs today.
02
A sixty-day production pilot, paid up front.
Two full months of reserved capacity, deployed across whichever clients need it.
03
At day sixty
we review output, workflow and fit, then continue at the same monthly rate — or we don't.
Flexible client allocation — each included shoot goes to whichever client the agency chooses. One production shoot is up to 4 hours on location, pre-production, creative direction, standard post, one revision round, delivered in five business days. Shoots are booked time, not billed by the hour — a day that runs long adds full hours at $200, agreed on the spot.
Most of what we do for agencies is recurring content production. When one of your clients needs something bigger — a brand film, a commercial, a full campaign — we scope that separately. Partners get first call on our calendar.
Before we talk
Good questions. Straight answers.
What is white label video production for agencies?+
We produce video under your agency's name. You sell it and you own the client relationship; we run pre-production, direct the shoot on location, and deliver finished work.
How is this different from white label video editing?+
Editing services cut footage you send them. We shoot it. The planning, the direction and the day itself are ours — the half that usually stays on your desk.
Does my client ever know you're involved?+
No. We're introduced by you, we answer to you, and we never contact your clients directly. It's in the agreement.
How much does a production shoot cost?+
Plans start at $4,000 a month for three production shoots, and a single à la carte shoot is $1,500. Every partnership opens with a paid sixty-day pilot — you'll get the full structure on the call.
What areas do you cover?+
Coral Springs outward — Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach. Outside that we quote travel.
Can we start without a monthly commitment?+
Yes. Everyone starts with three blocks in thirty days. At day sixty we set a monthly rate, or we don't.
The next step
Book a partnership call.
Tell us about your agency. Then find a time to talk.
Fifteen minutes. Your roster, your production demand, and a clear next step.