Why Our Videos aren't "Cheap" 🔥

“Why does video cost so much?”

Or more specifically…
“Why doesn’t this cost $500?”

Here’s the honest answer.

You’re not paying for a camera.
You’re paying for everything behind it.

Before a single frame is shot, there’s strategy.
What’s the goal?
Who’s this for?
Where will it live?
What action should it drive?

Then comes planning.
Scripts. Shot lists. Locations. Schedules. Crew. Gear. Timing.

Then comes production.
Multiple people. Long days. Expensive equipment. Controlled lighting. Clean audio. Dozens of small decisions that make the difference between “fine” and “effective.”

Then comes post-production.
Editing. Color. Sound. Revisions. Exports. Formatting for different platforms.

And finally—experience.
Knowing what not to shoot.
Knowing what actually moves the needle.
Knowing how to turn a story into something that works for your business.

Anyone can press record.

Very few people can create a video that earns attention, builds trust, and drives action.

That’s why we don’t compete on price.
We compete on outcome.

Because cheap video is expensive when it doesn’t work.

This isn’t to convince you.
It’s to clarify expectations.

If you want the lowest price, we’re probably not the right fit.
If you want something built intentionally, strategically, and to last—then you’ll understand exactly what you’re paying for.

That’s the first frame most people never see.

— Logan