Most corporate video looks like corporate video, safe, forgettable, and clearly made to check a box. That is the opposite of what a brand film is supposed to do. When an executive interview, a product launch, or a recruiting video actually looks the part, it changes how customers, investors, and candidates see the whole company.

What it costs, first: a half-day corporate shoot starts at $1,500, an executive interview package runs $2,000 to $7,000, a brand film $3,000 to $10,000, and a broadcast-ready commercial $15,000 to $50,000. The full breakdown with real quotes is in our corporate and commercial video cost guide.

Maken Media is a high-end corporate and commercial video production company in Scottsdale and Phoenix. We produce brand films, founder and executive interviews, product and testimonial video, and event coverage with the same crew and standard behind work that has appeared on Shark Tank and national brand campaigns, delivered for Arizona companies without the coastal agency price tag.

What High-End Corporate Video Actually Delivers

What We Produce

Full-service corporate and commercial video production, from concept and scripting through shoot, edit, and motion graphics.

Brand & company films

The flagship 60 to 120 second story that tells the market who you are and why you are the one to choose. Cinematic, directed, and built around your positioning.

Executive & founder interviews

Multi-camera interview setups with real lighting and direction so your leadership comes across as confident, credible, and human on camera.

Product, testimonial & case study video

Show the product working and let happy customers sell for you. The proof content that shortens sales cycles and closes bigger deals.

Event, conference & recruiting video

Coverage of your keynote, launch, or culture that you actually want to post, plus recruiting films that attract the right people.

Commercial Video Production: Spots Built to Run

Corporate video tells the market who you are. Commercial video has one job: make a stranger act. We produce both with the same crew, but a commercial is planned backwards from where it will run, because a 30-second broadcast spot, a six-second YouTube bumper and a vertical paid-social ad are three different edits of one shoot day.

TV & streaming commercials

15 and 30 second spots delivered broadcast-safe, with licensed music, legal supers and the file specs Arizona stations and streaming platforms require. Directed, scripted, cast if the concept needs it.

Paid social & YouTube ads

Hook-first cutdowns in 9:16 and 16:9, three to five hook variants from one shoot so your media buyer can test instead of guess. The format behind the 450M+ views our clients have generated.

Brand campaigns

A hero film plus a series of shorter spots that share one idea, so every channel from the homepage to the trade show loop tells the same story. The Kevin O'Leary campaign above ran this way.

Performance versions

Once a spot proves itself, we re-cut it: new hooks, new offers, seasonal versions, Spanish-language versions. The expensive part, the shoot, is already paid for.

How a Corporate Shoot Runs With Us

  1. A 15-minute call. What the video has to do, who it is for, where it will run, and the budget range. We tell you on the call whether a half-day, a full day or a multi-day production fits.
  2. Concept, script and shot list. You see the plan before anyone picks up a camera: the story, the interview questions, the locations, the talent, the deliverables and a fixed quote.
  3. Shoot day. A director, camera operators, lighting, sound and a producer who keeps your executives on schedule. Most corporate shoots are one day at your office, your facility or a location we source.
  4. Edit, motion graphics and review. A first cut inside ten business days for a brand film, 48 to 72 hours for interview and social cuts. Two revision rounds are included.
  5. Delivery in every format. Master file, web, social verticals, captions, and the raw footage archived for future versions.

Three Projects, One Standard

Kevin O'Leary, brand campaign. A national campaign shot and produced by this crew; the spot is playing above. Liferx, telehealth brand film and content program. 4.6 million views and more than 2,000 leads from the program the film anchored. Rootlabs, product and brand content. The content engine behind a brand that went from zero to $40 million a year. Different industries, same production standard, all of it made in the Phoenix metro.