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Video production company in India

PromotEdge is an integrated marketing agency in India that offers video production to businesses across the country. Plan every place it will play before the camera rolls.

A strategist calls you in one working day.

In short A video production company turns your brief into a finished film. We make corporate films and ad films for manufacturers and brands, and cut each one for every place it will run, from the same shoot. A teaser, trailer or song cut for a film has its own certificate rules; see the film promotion timeline.

Updated 27 Oct 2026

Video production shown as a marketer in a red bow tie holding a clapperboard beside a row of TV, laptop, phone and cinema screens showing the same frame, at Film City, Goregaon, Mumbai.
/ 01 Film types we make

Kinds of video we produce: eight films, often from one shoot

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CSR and documentary films

3 to 8 minutes on the people your CSR work reached. 3 to 8 minutes on the people your CSR work reached. Everyone agrees in writing, in their own language, with a guardian for children. Real people at real sites, never actors; any number comes from your CSR records.

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Edits, versions and stills

Vertical, square and horizontal cuts, subtitles and language versions. Vertical, square and horizontal cuts, subtitles and language versions. Need a full photo shoot? See photography.

Brands we have worked with

  • Rerasathi
  • Sony Music
  • FIVB
  • Sai Angan
  • Balrampur Foundation
  • Nitya Gold & Diamonds
  • Magik Lighting
  • Rupa Peekaboo
  • Veedol
  • Walton
  • Luminous
  • Kopran
  • Tea Junction
  • Zandu Vigorex
  • Fox & Mandal
  • Tata Efee
  • Avadh Sugar & Energy
  • Taj Cement
  • Weichai
  • Honest AI
  • Supertron
  • Fine Organics
  • Bengal Aerotropolis Projects Limited
  • Hanumanta Foods
See all 121 clients
  • Since 2015
  • 65+ team
  • 121 clients
  • ISO 9001:2015
/ 02 What clients say

What clients say about PromotEdge

Brahmaputra Volleyball League
“I really want to thank Sayantan and his team from PromotEdge because what I find good in them is that, the team.When the team is wonderful, the outcome will definitely be wonderful. I have seen the first cut of the reel which they shot the first day, and they gave us on the morning of the second day.The entire first day they worked so hard and over the night they have edited and on the morning they shared it with us.This is just fabulous and the commitment they have shown. The FIVB team has said that they are very happy with team PromotEdge.And when I showed this clip to my friends, those who are from this industry, they (also said that they) have done a fabulous work.So happy and compliments to the team -- Sayantan and PromotEdge team.Thank you.”
Abhijit BhattacharyaAbhijit BhattacharyaFormer Captain Indian VolleyBall Team; and Founder of Brahmaputra Volleyball LeagueSports
Rishta Foods
“PromotEdge is one of the most hard working creative agency that LISTENS ! Do I need to say anything more ?!!!!Saurav is one of the most open person I have come across who is ready to speak abt the elephant in the room , that no body wants to talk about !”
Harsh GuptaHarsh GuptaManaging Director at Rishta FoodsFMCG
iLead
“I am delighted with the successful launch of our new website, thanks to the exceptional support from PromotEdge. I extend my gratitude to Benjamin and the team for their dedication and hard work, which has resulted in a new, fresh-looking site that perfectly meets our expectations.”
Mom MitraMom MitraMarketing Head at IleadEducation
PRAN-RFL Group logo
“PRAN & PromotEdge have been working together for last 1.5 years. Throughout, the work experience is good and satisfactory.As a client, we found PromotEdge very professional and dedicated towards any project assigned to them.Most importantly, They have a bunch of energetic young people who always think from clients’ point of view and come up with the solution which is appropriate for them.I would personally refer PromotEdge to those who want creative and contemporary work.We wish PromotEdge a successful journey ahead.”
Sharif Rezwan KabirSharif Rezwan KabirBrand Manager at PRAN RFL GroupFMCG
FIVB
“Hi, my name is Hitesh Malhotra. I'm working in FIVB. We are working with PromoteEdge (with Team Sayantan).I would like to give you a brief detail. So when we started this project, we had a good discussion with them. And personally, I feel PromotEdge is kind of a one stop solution for us. So basically, they provided us the whole storyboarding regarding the digital assets and how we can use those with our ambassadors programme.They helped us a lot to structurize the whole concept from our side. So in fact, there were a lot of great ideas they provided, guiding us...what we should do and what we should not do in this regard.And the best part was that they were very clear from there, from the whole blueprint. So they understood our request from the proposal and then accordingly they executed it.”
Hitesh MalhotraHitesh MalhotraSports Development at Fédération Internationale de Volleyball - FIVBSports
“I had a great time in Kolkata, I met entire PromotEdge team and they are amazing. Design language that they follow is crazy, the copywriting is crazy. I think they are one of the best digital marketing agencies, not just in Kolkata, entire eastern region and I think brand should not leave the chance to interact with these guys, make stories together.So, if I had something here, I would have definitely collaborated with them and worked. Now is the time, I mean it’s not even a question whether digital is important or not you don’t have an option today. Go digital work with PromotEdge and create your brand stories. Thank You.”
Manish PandeyManish PandeyConsultant & Coach to Content Creator
Fine Organics
“PromotEdge and their team did an excellent job with our website. They engaged with every team member, understanding their needs with great patience before collating them into a user requirement and a design spec. The result was both aesthetically pleasing and usable. PromotEdge continues to support us and our ever-growing and very demanding wish list. We hope to grow this relationship beyond website design and into content development. I am confident that PromotEdge's team will continue to guide us in delivering product content to our global customers, making the website an important tool for product awareness and lead generation.”
Bimal ShahBimal ShahExecutive Director at Fine Organic Industries LimitedManufacturing
TATA Metaliks
“PromotEdge has been working with our organization for social media management and other creative activities. They are responsive, supportive and hard working. We look forward to a long and positive relationship with them.”
Medha SharmaMedha SharmaStrategic Head at TATA MetaliksSteel and metals
Nitya Gold & Diamonds
“I commend PromotEdge as a content and advertising partner. I applaud their top-notch team, swift problem-solving, and outstanding digital media work for my brand. I express my happiness and eagerness for a long-term partnership.”
Priyanka GuptaPriyanka GuptaDirector at Nitya Gold & DiamondsJewellery retail
Magik Lighting
“We are thoroughly impressed with the extensive knowledge and professionalism demonstrated by PromotEdge. Their adept management of our digital and creative requirements has significantly contributed to our satisfaction with their digital marketing services and expertise.”
Rahul MishraRahul MishraAssistant Manager Digital Marketing & Ecommerce at Magik LightingElectricals
Shyam Metalics Group
“We have been working with PromotEdge for almost a year. We have engaged them to manage our Digital marketing campaigns and are impressed with the outcome. Within weeks, we had noticed an increase in performance and they continuously worked on adapting to a new strategy if required to get the maximum mileage for us based on our requirements. A big thank you to their team, and I would highly recommend them to anyone who is considering growing on their Digital Space.”
Shubham GadodiaShubham GadodiaDeputy Brand Manager at Shyam Metalics GroupSteel and metals
Prime Volleyball League
“I would just like to congratulate, PromotEdge Led by Sayantan and his Team who have done an absolutely fantastic job of branding for the Kolkata Thunderbolts, the Branding, the social media campaign was bang on, and I think it help not just the Kolkata Thunderbolts but its really helped me because in the East there was at least one Team that looking very well promoted and branded. Thanks guyz, well done.”
Joy BhattacharjyaJoy BhattacharjyaCEO at Prime Volleyball LeagueSports
“In the city of Kolkata , there are very few full service advertising agencies which are compact, agile, quick and yet have the vision and creative /executional abilities of large reputed agencies. My experience with PromotEdge has been extremely satisfying and they have done world class job for Brand Building exercise of LION INDIA.In my professional life spanning over 4 decades I have always worked with leading agencies like Lintas, Grey, etc so my benchmarking was rather high. I am delighted to say that i did find the agency measuring up nicely on every parameter of our expectations. The team […] comes majorly from experienced staff who have had experience in large agencies. Added to this is the” young oozing with unique new.”
Hardeep SinghHardeep SinghMarketing Consultant
A Buyer's Choice Home Inspections and MACJ logo
“I've known PromotEdge for quite a few years. PromotEdge is passionate, knowledgeable, and destined for success. What stands out is their positivity, energy, passion, and innovative thinking. They bring a warm presence to their work. Best wishes to PromotEdge.”
Mahendra SurekaMahendra SurekaFounder & CEO at India MACJ - A Buyers Choice Home InspectionsReal estate
Birdman Chemeng Pvt Ltd.
“PromotEdge has been a unique creative group amongst unique creativity world. Approaching, analysing, understanding the deliverables with ethos and transferring the same into a spellbound creative identity, just cut out for clients’ requirement are signature values of the team. A huge ROI, thy name is PromotEdge.”
Rajat ChatterjeeRajat ChatterjeeHead Business Development at Birdman Chemeng Pvt Ltd.Manufacturing
Utkarsh India
“An aligned partner is always a welcoming step. Someone who can think deep through lines, understand the matrix of product management. Fortunate enough, PromotEdge has been a partner in progress for me. Their uniqueness lies in their hands down knowledge of delivering the strategy and communication needed for the hour. A practical approach to ensuring return of investment has been the day one mantra. An advisory to an executionist, the systematic approach by team PromotEdge has been the impeccable.”
Bobby SrinivasBobby SrinivasChief Manager Marketing & Brand Marketing at Utkarsh IndiaSteel and metals
Unimark Group
“As a progressive and emerging digital marketing company, PromotEdge is doing something right to enhance the experience of companies associated with them.The format they have created is great, there is a smooth flow of communication, great brainstorming sessions and additionally super ideations and executions.Pritha, the account manager, has always been supportive. Whether day or night, weekday or weekend, she came through and solved the problems.…”
Anish Basu MallikAnish Basu MallikMarketing Executive at Unimark GroupReal estate
ABP Education
“Working with PromotEdge has been an enriching experience for ABP at many different levels. Your understanding of the digital space, customized brand solutions and prompt servicing have helped us achieve our brand goals with so much ease.I would like to especially thank the creative development team, the digital strategy team and above all the servicing team with whom I have worked in close association with, for their all-round support. I wish you all the best in your upcoming projects and I look forward to collaborating with you in future as well.”
Satabdi SahuSatabdi SahuLead - Brand and Content at ABP EducationEducation
“It’s a great way to be back at PromotEdge. I had a great time working them in Kolkata Tunderbolts doing the Volley Biswas character and they all are like good friends like family Saurav Bhaiya, […], and as I speak, I see Sayantan da walking in. HA HA! But it’s been a great experience I am glad to again meeting them and being here at the PromotEdge. Make Calcutta relevant again.”
Priyam GhosePriyam GhoseContent Creator
“The PromotEdge Agency stay with us all these 3 days, since when we arrived..more, more than 3 days. Since in the airport, they stayed together with us (FIVB team).Sayantan and his team is providing you to see this video.I just (want to say) _Shukriya_. Thank you so much for your team, because we are here in front of the camera but all the team is behind. The entire team together did this great job so that you can see how much volleyball is a lovely sport.”
GibaGibaBrazilian Former Volleyball PlayerSports
/ 03 Talk to us

Tell us what is not working

A strategist calls you in one working day. We use these details only to reply to you, by call or WhatsApp.

  • One page, six answers.
  • Where the growth is, what to say, which channels.
  • A starting budget, quick wins, what to measure.

Free. No obligation. You can take the plan to another agency.

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What happens after you ask

  1. 01

    A strategist calls you

    In one working day: a 30-minute call with one of our strategists about your business and what is not working.

  2. 02

    You get a 1-page plan

    A short, honest plan: what to fix first and what we would do. It is free.

  3. 03

    A quote, if you want one

    If you want to go ahead, we send a quote within 2 working days.

We confirm the timeline in the quote. Contracts start at 3 months, with 30 days' notice to stop. A single job, such as one event or one print run, is quoted as one project.

Video production for your industry

  • D2C and ecommerceOne shoot, cut into ad films and product page videos.
  • Industrial manufacturingFilms inside your plant, plus demo videos for your site and YouTube.
  • ExportersShort films of your plant and product, for buyers to watch before calling.
  • SportsMatch-day reels and sponsor films from one shoot.
  • SaaS and techShort films that show the product at work.
  • AI companiesDemo films that show your AI doing one real task.
  • Electricals and appliancesDemo films of a quiet fan or a fast charger.
  • FMCGAd films cut for TV, Reels and retailer screens.
  • Real estateWalk-through films and construction updates for NRI buyers.
  • HospitalityRoom and food films cut for Reels and your site.
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  • Media and entertainmentTrailer cuts and reels in every length, ending on how to book.
  • Gaming and esportsShort trailers for YouTube and your store page, and a launch film.
  • AutomotiveWalkaround and launch films, cut for each channel.
  • BFSIPlain explainer films on one product, cut for each channel.
  • Building materialsHow-to films for masons, shot on real sites.
  • Construction equipmentFilms of machines working on real sites, shown on YouTube.
  • EducationCampus films and faculty videos, cut for each platform.
  • Energy and solarInstallation films and customer stories from real rooftops.
  • FranchiseAn outlet walk-through film for investors.
  • HealthcareClinic tour films with no patient faces.
  • IPO and listed companiesPlant films for investor meets, with facts matching your offer document.
  • Local businessesA short film of your shop for Google and Instagram.
  • LogisticsWarehouse and fleet films for sales meetings.
  • NGOs and social sectorFilms and field stories told with dignity, after written consent.
  • Political campaignsCampaign films and short videos, cut for each language.
  • Professional servicesA short firm film for your site and LinkedIn.
  • Retail and jewelleryCollection films for store screens and Reels.
  • StartupsA short explainer film for your home page.
  • Steel and metalsPlant and testing films a buyer can watch before visiting.
  • Tea and agribusinessGarden and factory films, for buyers to watch before calling.
/ 04 Common challenges

Common video production problems and how we fix them

A typical challenge, and how we work on it. This is an example, not a named client's result.

“We paid for a corporate film and it's too long for anyone to watch.”

We plan a full version for presentations, plus 60-second and 15-second edits for the website and social, from the same footage.

How we work on this

What we look at first

  • Where viewers stop in your last film, from the platform's own watch report.
  • Every place the film plays today.

The steps we take

  1. List every place the film will be used.
  2. Sign off the script before the shoot.
  3. Plan a full version for presentations and short edits for the website and social, from the same footage.
  4. Deliver the master and every cut-down, with a plan for where each one runs.

What changes when it works

A buyer can watch a short version on a phone. The full version is ready for a meeting or an exhibition.

What we need from you

The places your film must play.

“The shoot went well, then the edit dragged on for months.”

Edits stall when the script was not agreed first. We lock the script, or a storyboard for animation, before the shoot and agree the review rounds up front.

“Filming in our plant will stop production.”

It does not have to. We plan shots around shifts, follow your safety rules and brief each department. Safety and minimal disruption come first.

How we work on this

What we look at first

  • Which lines and hours can be filmed with the plant running, agreed with the plant head.
  • Your safety rules.

The steps we take

  1. Visit the plant (a recce) to see the lines, shifts and routes.
  2. Agree permissions, the safety briefing and the schedule with you at a pre-production meeting.
  3. Brief each department.
  4. Shoot on planned days, around your shifts, following your safety rules.

What changes when it works

Production keeps running. Each department knows when the crew comes. The film shows the plant at work.

What we need from you

Your safety rules, and one quick approver from the plant.

“The agency used an actor, and now we can't run the film on TV.”

Actors, music and stock footage carry usage rights limited by time, media and territory. We list where the film will run before casting and buy those rights up front.

“We need the same film in Bengali, Hindi and English.”

We write the script with every language in mind, so voice-over timing and on-screen text work in each version, made through our language partners.

“Every quote is a single number, so we can't compare them.”

We put shoot days, crew, cast, locations, post-production and versions on separate lines, against an agreed script.

How we work on this

What we look at first

  • Ask each studio for the same list: shoot days, crew, edits, music, revisions and languages.
  • Who owns the footage.

The steps we take

  1. Agree the script or treatment, and the versions you need.
  2. Write every quote against that same script.
  3. Put shoot days, crew, cast, locations, post-production and versions on separate lines.
  4. Compare the quotes line by line, including usage rights.

What changes when it works

You can put quotes side by side and see where they differ.

What we need from you

Any quote you already hold. We will read it with you.

“We made a film before, and nobody could tell us if it helped sales.”

Before the shoot we agree what the film must do and how we will count it. If we also run its ads or page, you get monthly numbers: views to the end, enquiries and the cost of each serious enquiry.

“We shot a wide film, and it looks wrong on Reels.”

We capture the main film, vertical shots and stills together. That costs less than separate shoots and keeps the look the same.

“Our last vendor kept the raw footage.”

Agree who owns the footage in the contract before the shoot. You should own the final film, and each right should be in writing, saying where and for how long you can use it.

“Ten people in our company want a say in the film.”

Name one person who can approve the script. One quick approver saves more days than a bigger crew.

“We're nowhere near a big city. Will a crew come to us?”

Yes. The shoot happens where your story is: your plant, a site, a lab or your office.

“We need a film on our CSR work, and we worry about consent from the people in it.”

Everyone in a CSR (company social work) film agrees in writing, in their own language, with a guardian for children. They are real people at real sites, never actors.

“We paid for a launch film, and nobody has played it since.”

We list every use before the camera rolls and build the shot list to cover them. A film earns its cost by being used again and again.

“We don't need one big film. We need short clips every week.”

For weekly content, a retainer (a monthly arrangement) of short edits may serve better than one big film.

“We can't agree which opening our ad film should use.”

If the film also runs as paid ads, we run a small test of two or three openings. It shows which one people watch to the end.

What we cannot fix

  • “Can AI make the whole film so we skip the shoot?”

    Not if it must show your people, plant or location, because those still need a real shoot. We use AI tools for rough animations, extended shots and language drafts.

  • “We need the film finished next week.”

    A film at your own site usually takes a few weeks, mostly script and approvals, and no crew can skip those. We set the dates in the quote.

  • “Will one film turn our falling sales around?”

    One film can't carry that alone. It has to keep being played, so we plan where each film runs with our media planners.

  • “Can we just use a popular song in the film?”

    Not without a licence, because music carries usage rights limited by time, media and territory. Licensed music goes in the quote on its own line, before you approve.

Our work in this trade, with no client named: Steel and TMT brands, Building material brands, Automotive brands.

/ 05 How a film gets made

How video production works: script first, camera second

A corporate film at your own site usually takes a few weeks from brief to final cut, mostly script and approvals. TVCs with casting and sets, and 3D work, take longer. One quick approver saves more days than a bigger crew.

  1. 01

    Brief and uses

    What the film must do, who will watch it and every place it will be used. That list decides lengths, formats and rights.

  2. 02

    Script or storyboard

    A script for live action, or a storyboard for animation, signed off before money is spent on the shoot.

  3. 03

    Pre-production

    Treatment, casting, recce, permissions, safety briefing and schedule, agreed with you at a pre-production meeting.

  4. 04

    Shoot

    Planned days with minimal disruption on factory floors and in busy offices, with stills and vertical shots captured together.

  5. 05

    Post-production

    Edit, colour, sound, music, voice-over in each language, subtitles and graphics, with review rounds agreed up front.

  6. 06

    Delivery and use

    Masters and every cut-down, ratio and language, with a plan for where each runs. Our public relations team can pitch the story to journalists.

/ 06 Video production company

Video production services for corporate films, ads and explainers

Corporate film and ad film production for manufacturers and brands. A film earns its cost by being used again and again.

A film should work every time someone plays it, not only on launch day. A video production company writes, shoots and edits that film.

PromotEdge makes corporate films and ad films that bring enquiries and sales, and lists every place a film will run before the camera rolls.

Here is what we usually see: a film made for one launch, then forgotten. Our job is to impress your customers, not you, so we list every use first and build the shot list to cover them. The film shares one idea with your campaign.

A TV commercial becomes YouTube pre-roll and reels, then the opener at a dealer meet. A corporate film plays at exhibitions and investor meetings for years.

Planning a film? Tell us what it must do and we will look at it with you.

Films for teams, leagues and sponsors are part of our sports marketing work.

Shooting in Kolkata? See our video production in Kolkata.

See our pages on 2D animation and motion graphics and VFX for ads and brand films.

/ 07 Cost

How much does video production cost in India?

Every quote is built against an agreed script, with each cost on its own line.

What affects the cost

  • Shoot days: the single biggest cost line
  • Cast, and for how long and where you can use their faces
  • Locations, permissions, sets, crew and drones
  • Post-production: edit time, colour, graphics, animation and effects
  • Music, voice-overs, languages and the number of versions

How we price it

  1. We hear what the film must say, who will watch it and where it will run
  2. We agree the script or treatment, and the lengths and versions you need
  3. You get a written quote with each shoot day, crew, cast and edit cost on its own line
  4. Cast, locations and licensed music are shown before you approve

What you get in the quote

  • Script and shot list, with the number of review rounds
  • Shoot days, crew and equipment, cast and locations
  • Edit, colour, graphics and any animation or effects
  • Music, voice-overs and language versions
  • Rights for the media and period you plan to use the film in

Compare quotes on shoot days, versions and usage rights. A film pays when used many times; for weekly content, a retainer of short edits may serve better. See the corporate video guide. Holding a quote? Send it to us.

Go deeper

Video production: more detail

How we deliver it, and why

  1. Write the list of uses first. A film is often the costliest piece of a campaign and the one used longest. Knowing every place it plays sets lengths, shots and rights before money is spent. A one-page uses list.
  2. Lock the script before the shoot. Edits drag when the story was still changing on set. A signed script or storyboard keeps shoot days to what is needed. Script sign-off.
  3. Shoot once for many cuts. Capturing the master, vertical shots and stills together costs less than separate shoots and keeps the look the same. Master, cut-downs and stills.
  4. Try two or three openings small. If a film also runs as paid ads, the first seconds decide who stays. A small test shows which opening people watch to the end. Watch-to-end numbers.

Go deeper: the Indian market, the brands and AI

More screens for the same film

The FICCI-EY report of 24 March 2026 counted about 68 million connected-TV homes in 2025, around 40 million watching weekly, up from 30 million. Connected TV ad revenue rose 42% to ₹99 billion.

Source: FICCI-EY report, 24 March 2026, via Storyboard18

A film planned for two screens

Google's Reunion film, made with Ogilvy & Mather India, went on YouTube on 13 November 2013 and on TV two days later. It runs 3 minutes 32 seconds; Open Culture reported in December 2013 that it had topped 10 million views.

Watch it on Google India's official channel: Google Search: Reunion.

Source: Wikipedia, Reunion (advertisement), read October 2026; Open Culture, December 2013; YouTube title and channel checked 10 October 2026

Who sets the rules and who shaped the field in India

ASCI, set up in 1985, runs the ad code that films must follow, and its 2025 clause 1.8 asks media companies to mark paid posts. AAAI, formed in 1945, is the agencies' national body.

Source: ASCI, ascionline.in, read October 2026; AAAI, aaaindia.org, read October 2026

How your business model changes the plan

A D2C brand needs short vertical cuts and product films first. A dealer-led maker needs a plant film and a dealer-meet opener. A franchise needs one film with local tags, and a real estate launch leans on the walkthrough.

AI in video: today and next

Google's Veo 3 (May 2025) makes 8-second clips with sound. Adobe's Firefly video model, described in February 2025 as trained on licensed content, powers Generative Extend in Premiere Pro. ElevenLabs Dubbing covers 90+ languages, not lip sync (read October 2026).

We use these for animatics, extended shots and language drafts. People, plants and locations still need a real shoot.

Source: Google blog, May 2025; Adobe newsroom, 12 February 2025; ElevenLabs documentation, read October 2026

Video production and ad films: common questions

Short answers. For anything else, call or WhatsApp us.

  • It turns a business goal into a finished film: script, shoot, edit, sound, graphics and every version you need. To choose one, ask to see films for businesses like yours, who writes the script, who owns the footage, and for a quote with each cost on its own line. We plan where each film runs with our media planners.

  • Yes. Our servicing team is based in cities across India and works online, with regular visits. The shoot happens where your story is: your plant, a site, a lab or your office. Our in-house team of 65+ people does the work, with consultants and partner agencies where needed. See film ideas for healthcare, real estate and industrial companies.

  • Mostly shoot days, cast and locations, then crew, post-production and versions. A one-day shoot at your own plant costs a fraction of a multi-location TVC with actors and effects. Most corporate films take a few weeks from brief to final cut. We quote against an agreed script, each cost on its own line.

  • An ad film (TVC) sells one product or idea in 10 to 60 seconds, for paid media: TV, YouTube, cinema. A corporate film explains the company in minutes, for places you control, such as your website or stand. One shoot can serve both.

  • We write and manage every film from brief to delivery, and one producer stays your contact. The work is done by our in-house team, with industry consultants and partner agencies where a film needs them. You deal with one person throughout, even when several specialists work on the shoot.

  • Agree it in the contract before the shoot. You should own the final film. Actors, music and stock footage usually carry limited usage rights, so if you plan two years on TV, buy those rights up front. Ask for the rights in writing, with the media and period each one covers.

  • Yes. A film can be shot in a regional language, or dubbed and subtitled after the edit. We write the script with every language in mind. Through our language partners we create content in English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and more.

  • A clear purpose and audience, one person who can approve the script, access to the people and places we will film, your safety rules, your brand guidelines and logos, and the list of places the film will be used. Most delays come from approvals, so name that one person early.

  • A film is quoted as a project against an agreed script, so no ongoing contract is needed. The quote shows each shoot day, crew, cast and edit cost on its own line, and the dates are set in it. Cast, locations and licensed music are shown before you approve.

  • Sayantan Guha, Chief Creative Director, also directs films, and leads the script and the treatment. Sourav Majumder, Creative Designer, makes the graphics and artwork files. Rima Shaw, Senior Account Manager, is your day to day contact from the first call to the final cut.

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    A social media marketing strategy links posts to a business goal: pick a buyer, 2 or 3 platforms and content pillars. See 8 steps and a 30 day plan.

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    How To Choose Best Web Design Company

    How to choose a web design company. Simple points to check before you hire, since a strong web presence matters for every brand that wants to be found.

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